HSBC is laying off more than a dozen of its investment banking staff in Asia as dealmaking in the region slows, three people with knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Tuesday. Bankers in Hong Kong ...
Hong Kong’s bitcoin, ether ETFs seen as attractive to Asian buyers, but ‘child’s play’ compared with scale of US market
The Asian finance hub's upcoming spot cryptocurrency ETFs could attract regional investors who do not want to bother with US accounts and tax forms, experts say Hong Kong is the first major financial ...
Halo effect hits Hong Kong, dazzling public with natural sun phenomenon
Observatory scientist says halos are created when sunlight hits ice crystals suspended high in the atmosphere.
Hong Kong female students taking next year’s DSE exams to each get HK3,300 from businesswoman Solina Chau
Move comes after government said it would stop paying exam fees – which it had been doing since 2019 – for candidates in 2025 due to budget deficit.
China Developers Slash Prices by 40% at Luxury Hong Kong Apartment Project
Distressed Chinese developers trying to sell luxury apartments at a new complex in Hong Kong have begun slashing prices by almost half amid mounting debt repayment pressure and intensifying ...
[Watch] Malaysian Shares Experience Living In Hong Kong Budget Apartment
However, buying a property in Hong Kong may not seem as easy compared to Malaysia. Recently a video was shared of a Malaysian experiencing life in a residence where almost 200,000 people in Hong Kong ...
HSBC cuts a dozen Asia dealmakers, source says
HSBC is laying off around a dozen of its Asia investment banking staff, a person with knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Tuesday.
Hong Kong lawmakers slam HK$3.75 million monthly bill for 6 Covid isolation facilities on standby
Monthly expenditure on six standby facilities covers electricity and maintenance costs, as well as charges for security services from contractors.
Times China faces winding-up petition filed by Hang Seng Bank in a Hong Kong court
Debt-laden developer Times China Holdings is faced with a winding-up petition as it becomes the latest property company creditors are seeking to liquidate.
Beijing accuses UK of ‘repeating old tricks’ over report slamming Hong Kong’s national security laws
Beijing's foreign ministry arm in Hong Kong condemns UK report, accuses Britain of smearing 'one country, two systems' and national security legal framework 'White noise that smears and disparages ...
John Lee vows to showcase Hong Kong as ‘city of hospitality’ in push to attract more tourists during golden week holiday
City leader acknowledges 'new period of economic development' for Hong Kong and that local businesses have been adapting to shifting demands Lee says government will prepare to attract more mainland ...
Outfits, hats and shoes worn by Princess Diana to go on show in Hong Kong exhibition before their auction
Some of Princess Diana’s famous outfits and accessories will be shown at an exhibition at Hong Kong’s K11 Musea, before their auction, as a way of celebrating the ‘beautiful, chic lady’.
Hong Kong could become Asia’s crypto hub with Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs
After the weekend's volatility due to the increasing conflict in the Middle East, crypto saw some positive news coming from Hong Kong yesterday. Bitcoin and Ethereum spot exchange traded fund (ETF) ...
Hong Kong – Court Refuses To Enforce Arbitral Award For Arbitrator’s Failure To Give Reasons For Decision.
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