The United States said Friday it was restricting visas for a number of Chinese officials, accusing them of infringing on the autonomy of Hong Kong. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the United State ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Tourism Board hosts World’s First Global Online Forum on Post-Pandemic Travel for Hong Kong, Mainland and International Markets
The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) hosted on 24 June an online forum titled “Beyond COVID-19: Global Tourism’s New Normal” – the first event of its ki ... ( read original story ...)
Trump Administration Freezes Funds Intended to Benefit Hong Kong Protesters
The Trump Administration has frozen funding intended to help people in Hong Kong evade surveillance by the Chinese government, sources with knowledge of the matter tell TIME, just as the Chinese ... ( read original story ...)
Stocks falter as bank shares, Nike decline
Stocks dropped Monday, as investors weighed the Federal Reserve’s move to temporarily suspend shareholder payouts by big banks ahead of a potentially damaging recession. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Security Vote ‘Likely’ as Poll Shows Strong Local Opposition
China’s top legislative body will probably vote on a sweeping Hong Kong security law at its meeting starting Sunday, a senior official said, even as a new poll showed more than half of local residents ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong and Shanghai locked in tight race to be 2020’s top IPO venue for Chinese issuers
China geopolitical tension has played into the hands of the Hong Kong stock exchange as an increasing number of US-listed Chinese companies seek backstop listings closer to home. Still, the city faces ... ( read original story ...)
Record number of Chinese property management companies expected to flock to Hong Kong for IPOs this year
More Chinese property management companies are expected to go public in Hong Kong this year, even hit a record high, as the coronavirus has revealed the segment’s importance. ( read original story ...)
Chinese Firms Are Pricing Their U.S. IPOs Above Range
Investors seem to be brushing off the headwinds for Chinese companies looking to list in the U.S. Rising tensions between the U.S. and China as well as the spectacular downfall of a high-profile ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong shares slide as pandemic, U.S. sanction pressures weigh
Hong Kong shares ended lower on Friday, after U.S. lawmakers moved closer to sanctioning people and companies they consider China’s accomplices in curbing the city’s autonomy, while new coronavirus ... ( read original story ...)
Kirkland Hong Kong Banking Star Returns to Linklaters in London
Irvine is set to rejoin Linklaters in London after a five-year stint in Kirkland’s Hong Kong debt team. He first joined Linklaters as a banking associate in 2001 and spent seven years with the London ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Lawyers Warn China’s Security Law Will Erode Legal Autonomy
A lack of extensive consultation with even Hong Kong’s top officials and legal chiefs is stoking concerns among lawyers in the city, who fear China will trample on the British-style judiciary that is ... ( read original story ...)
Asian Shares Rise After US Bank Rule Change
Asian stocks rose on Friday after U.S. regulators eased bank rules that will free up billions of capital. The news helped offset worries about a continued surge in coronavirus cases in the United ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong business sector applauds national security law
Hong Kong business leaders on Wednesday hailed a draft law on safeguarding national security in the special administrative region, saying it is a timely antidote to the city's constant chaos that has ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong and Shanghai locked in tight race to be 2020’s top IPO venue for Chinese issurers
US-listed Chinese companies’ secondary listings may not be enough to secure Hong Kong’s lead as global IPO hub amid keen competition from Shanghai. ( read original story ...)