Hong Kong hit back on Friday at Washington and London for condemning the arrests in April of 15 pro-democracy activists, saying that their criticism was "unfounded" and "grossly irresponsible." ... ( read original story ...)
Business booms for ‘yellow’ firms backing Hong Kong protest movement
Hong Kong anti-government protesters queued outside businesses that openly support the democracy movement on Friday, a show of support for "yellow" restaurants and cafes reeling from the twin impact ... ( read original story ...)
Narnia (Hong Kong) Group Company Limited (HKG:8607) Earns Among The Best Returns In Its Industry
Today we'll look at (HKG:8607) and reflect on its potential as an investment. Specifically, we're going to calculate its Return On Capital Employed (ROCE), in the hopes of getting some insight into ... ( read original story ...)
Police on alert in Hong Kong ahead of planned democracy rallies
Riot police hit Hong Kong's streets on Friday ahead of planned rallies by pro-democracy protesters who were looking to defy restrictions on gatherings during the coronavirus pandemic to voice anger ... ( read original story ...)
New Century Group Hong Kong Limited (HKG:234) Might Not Be A Great Investment
Today we are going to look at (HKG:234) to see whether it might be an attractive investment prospect. Specifically, we're going to calculate its Return On Capital Employed (ROCE), in the hopes of ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Braces For Labour Day Democracy Protests Despite Virus
Hong Kong democracy protesters are planning to hold multiple flashmob rallies later Friday, defying restrictions on gatherings during the coronavirus pandemic as anger towards Beijing rekindles. The ... ( read original story ...)
Blockchain Startup Fireblocks Surpasses $30 Billion In Transfers
Fireblocks announced today that their services had been used to secure $30 billion in digital asset transfers, cumulatively since their June 2019 launch. Last November, Forbes reported the Start-up ... ( read original story ...)
China Takes Harder Line on Hong Kong Amid Coronavirus Protest Lull
Tensions are expected to rise in Hong Kong as pro-democracy protesters attempt to return to the streets after a lengthy lull amid the coronavirus pandemic, which authorities have used to push hard ... ( read original story ...)
Financial Supply Chain In The Covid-19 Pandemic: Fuel Or Wildfire?
By Christopher S. Tang, Edward W. Carter Chair in Business Administration, UCLA Anderson School and S. Alex Yang, Associate Professor, Management Science and Operations, London Business School. ( read original story ...)
China’s regulator urges Bank Of China to investigate problem of oil-linked products
China's banking and insurance regulator said on Thursday it had asked Bank of China to investigate a problem related to the bank's crude oil products. ( read original story ...)
No New Coronavirus Cases in South Korea and Hong Kong, a Milestone: Live Coverage
Yet half a billion people around the world could be pushed into poverty because of the pandemic, the United Nations says. ( read original story ...)
In Hong Kong, temperature checks for coffee help keep coronavirus under control
The densely populated region of more than 7.5 million has kept cases low, while allowing expats like me to navigate city and support the economy. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s protesters are being used to further their own ruin
Foreign governments have much to gain from the protests, which are propelled by Western media smearing Beijing. ( read original story ...)
How Beijing Is Reigniting Hong Kong’s Protests
Hong Kong's pro-democracy protesters want to reignite their movement after a coronavirus lockdown lull, angered by a flurry of moves by China to subdue them. Flashmob rallies have resurfaced in recent ... ( read original story ...)