Hong Kong stocks dipped at the open of trade Tuesday, in line with losses across most of Asia, as investors await the release of Chinese economic growth data later in the day.
Hong Kong developers likely to offer incentives to lure buyers as they brace for glut of new units in 2023, says CBRE
About 45,000 new flats are likely to become available this year, says CBRE, roughly four times the number that sold in 2022 In an effort to offload them, developers may offer such incentives as ...
Hong Kong to scrap isolation rule for new COVID-19 cases by Jan. 30
Hong Kong will scrap its mandatory isolation rule for people infected with COVID-19 starting Jan. 30 as part of its strategy to return the semi-autonomous Chinese city to normalcy, the city's leader ...
Allow Hong Kong courts to order periodic payments instead of lump sums as compensation for accident victims, Law Reform Commission says
Advisory body says money disbursed in intervals protects accident victims from being exploited by family members Proposal applies to those who have been 'catastrophically injured' and suffer permanent disabilities Hong Kong courts should be allowed to order periodic payments instead of lump sum amounts as compensation for accident victims with serious injuries to protect them ...
HSBC Gives Hong Kong Staff $64 in Lunar New Year Red Packets
HSBC Holdings Plc is splurging out HK$500 ($64) to each staffer in Hong Kong in the traditional red packets to mark the Lunar New Year. The lender, which employs more than 20,000 people in the city, ...
Hong Kong’s Covid-hit economy will improve in coming months, John Lee says, vowing to attract businesses, tourists to city during upcoming trips
City leader says he is 'optimistic' while acknowledging arrivals only amounted to 10 per cent of pre-pandemic levels after return of quarantine-free cross-border travel Lee also reveals plans to visit ...
HKTDC’s four major focus areas create opportunities via Hong Kong
The HKTDC also welcomes the further relaxation of quarantine measures announced by the Hong Kong SAR Government today, and will work together with the Government to attract Mainland Chinese and ...
Hong Kong gov’t urged to spend HK$100m to revive ailing tourism sector
Representatives of Hong Kong’s ailing tourism industry have urged the government to provide HK$100 million to revive the sector after almost three years of crippling Covid-19 restrictions on visitors.
Seized sugar can be sold in Kadiwa stores once probe done: BOC
An investigation is underway on the shipments of smuggled sugar seized in recent operations before these can be sold in Kadiwa stores, the Bureau of Customs (BOC) on Thursday said.“The Bureau of ...
Sun Life Nears Insurance Deal With Hong Kong’s Dah Sing
Sun Life Financial Inc. is close to sealing an insurance partnership with Hong Kong banking group Dah Sing Financial Holdings Ltd., according to people familiar with the matter.
Explore 5 architectural icons in 1 Hong Kong neighborhood
Discover unique works by IM Pei, Sir Norman Foster, Paul Rudolph, César Pelli and Zaha Hadid Architects, all within a half-mile.
Tributes flow after Jacinda Ardern resigns; Hong Kong arrests; and workers urged to stop bringing cake
New Zealand prime minister calls time on her leadership after tumultuous five years which included Covid and the Christchurch terror attack ...
Afternoon Update: tributes flow after Ardern quits; Hong Kong arrests; and workers urged to stop bringing cake
New Zealand prime minister calls time on her leadership after tumultuous five years which included Covid and the Christchurch terror attack
Hong Kong to scrap isolation rule for new COVID-19 cases
Hong Kong will scrap its mandatory isolation rule for people infected with COVID-19 from Jan. 30 as part of its strategy to return the southern Chinese city to normalcy, the city's leader said on ...