Top Hong Kong developer’s property sales slip amid market boom

HONG KONG -- Hong Kong's largest developer by market capitalization, Sun Hung Kai Properties, booked 17% less in property sales at home for the year ended in June, despite a red-hot housing market where prices show no signs of abating. Property sales in ... ( read original story ...)

Hang Seng Bank (0011) Decline -0.44% on Sep 16

Hang Seng Bank together with other companies found their audience at this market. This is mainly the reason behind the region’s fast-paced economic growth. In terms of market capitalization, the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong (SEHK) is the third largest ... ( read original story ...)

MTR accused of stealing tech startup’s ideas

MTR Corp. has been accused of copying an idea from a small tech startup and using it in its smartphone app, the Hong Kong Economic Journal reports. MTR Mobile, the train operator’s app, has recently added a new function called Fast Exit, which is ... ( read original story ...)

Navigating risks in project finance

McKinsey senior partner Roberto Fantoni sat down with leaders ... Lincoln Leong, chief executive officer, MTR Corporation: In our case, at MTR in Hong Kong, this model means we’re developing properties above our stations and above our depots. ( read original story ...)

Here’s how to get into Hang Seng Bank in Hong Kong

Hang Seng Bank is hiring experienced staff across the board in Hong Kong right now (click here for details of where the jobs are). But where should you study if you want a graduate role at the bank? To find out, we looked at online profiles of ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong singer and actress Josie Ho is making new music

To say that Josie Ho has been busy is an understatement. The Hong Kong singer and actress is putting out new music, touring Asia and has shot a new travel show on TLC. Together with her indie rock band, "Josie and the Uni Boys," Ho is releasing seven new ... ( read original story ...)

MTR accused of stealing app ideas from Hong Kong start-up

The company that runs Hong Kong’s railways has been accused of stealing ideas from a small tech start-up and using them in its smartphone app, after meeting staff from the company over a possible collaboration. But the MTR Corporation said it had been ... ( read original story ...)