Hong Kong is stuck between China’s zero-tolerance approach to the coronavirus and the west’s reopening, and it has no clear idea how to satisfy Beijing’s demands so cross-border travel can resume, a ... ( read original story ...)
Understanding Hong Kong’s economic recovery
As clearly demonstrated by the "Report on Hong Kong's Business Environment," the U.S. attempt of any sort to destabilize the HKSAR and undermine its economy has failed. ( read original story ...)
Report says Hong Kong retains sound business environment under ‘one country, two systems’
A report released by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government on Monday pointed out that Hong Kong has retained its sound business environment and unique advantages under "one ... ( read original story ...)
U.S. attempt to harm Hong Kong’s stability, development will not succeed: report
Attempts of the United States and other Western countries to undermine Hong Kong's stability and restrain Hong Kong's economic development will not succeed, an official report by China's Hong Kong ... ( read original story ...)
U.S. Raises Covid Danger Level in Hong Kong and Singapore
The U.S. said trips to Singapore and Hong Kong have become more dangerous because of the coronavirus, raising its travel health advice for the Asian financial hubs by one level. ( read original story ...)
Broncus raises nearly US$200M in HK IPO, but shares slide over 20% on first trading day
Broncus Holding Corp.’s shares tumbled more than 20% on its first trading day on Friday, Sept. 24, in Hong Kong. It raised HK$1.55 billion (US$199.1 million) at HK$18.70 a share, the top end of its ... ( read original story ...)
Medical Device Maker Broncus Gets Financial Breathing Room from IPO
Broncus Holding has raised $200 million from its Hong Kong IPO, giving it enough cash to fund its operations into early 2023 Investors are betting company ... ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus: Beijing tells Hong Kong to strengthen quarantine, testing policies to secure border reopening
Hong Kong’s No 2 official says talks with mainland officials on reviving cross-border travel can resume if improvements made in three areas of Covid-19 policy. ( read original story ...)
Veteran Hong Kong investors take advantage of recovery in non-residential property sector to exit holdings
The family of Tang Shing-bor, who died in May and was known as the ‘shop king’, is selling 39 properties, while Lam Hiu-ngai, the founder of Kai Bo Food Supermarket, has put 21 properties up for sale. ( read original story ...)
Britain Warns Citizens of Hong Kong Extradition Threat
British critics of China could face arrest and extradition to Hong Kong in countries that have an extradition agreement with the Chinese territory ... ( read original story ...)
Impressive business environment report proves Hong Kong’s vitality: Global Times editorial
The government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) on Monday released its first report on its business environment since the region returned to China in 1997. With detailed data and ... ( read original story ...)
Facts of U.S. meddling in Hong Kong laid bare
All misadventures will soon take a toll on the U.S. and weaken it to a point where it will crumble under its own weight. ( read original story ...)
Huobi, OKG tumble in Hong Kong after China criminalises cryptocurrency trading to rein in financial risks
Cryptocurrency-related stocks bore the brunt of China’s latest regulatory squeeze which banned transactions to stop financial risks from spreading to society. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong police chief pledges to bring ‘cold-blooded criminals’ to justice after officer’s body found off Lantau Island
Senior inspector Lam Yuen-yee, 37, had been missing since Saturday morning, when her boat capsized after being rammed by smugglers; local forces to step up cooperation with mainland Chinese ... ( read original story ...)