Sequoia Capital's Neil Shen knows how to pick a winner

Among the new tenants in one nondescript industrial building is Hong Kong X-Tech Startup Platform, which Shen created earlier in 2016 to kick-start innovation in the city, partnering with a group of Hong Kong-based professors and the heads of its top three ... ( read original story ...)

The Startup Bringing Insurance To Myanmar

“It’s easier to imagine the benefit insurance will bring to a place like Myanmar, or Cambodia, or the Philippines by thinking about what happens if you remove it from a place like Hong Kong or Singapore,” Mathews said. “The first thing is, families ... ( read original story ...)

Emerging digital solutions to an ‘age-old’ challenge

China in particular is ripe for a revolution in this field, with a poll revealing 20 percent of Chinese used a fitness monitor of some sort.[2] For healthtech startups, Hong Kong is as good as it gets as a launchpad into the Mainland market. ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong and New York battle for IPO dominance

When Jack Ma criticised Hong Kong last month for having outdated stock market listing practices, the Alibaba founder hit the city where it hurts. Hong Kong’s rivalry with New York has only heightened since the billionaire chose the US for his ecommerce ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong's cats offer insight into city's past

Four-legged "assistants" can be found perched in certain shops across Hong Kong, keeping a nonchalant eye on business while the city does its non-stop bustle past their storefronts. Their presence has inspired Dutch photographer Marcel Heijnen to make them ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong Stocks Rise From Five-Month Low as Energy Shares Gain

Hong Kong stocks rose from a five-month low as they traded for the first time this week, with advances by energy shares outweighing losses from property companies and casino operators. The Hang Seng Index added 0.4 percent to 21,653.46 at 1:45 p.m. local time. ( read original story ...)