Privacy watchdog says stakeholders feel stiffer penalties over data breaches ‘should be done carefully amid lukewarm economic climate’.
Alibaba start-up competition: Hong Kong officials tout city as ideal launch pad
Speakers at the Jumpstarter Ignition Gala highlighted the city’s advantageous position between mainland China and the larger Asia-Pacific market.
‘Business will be severely impacted’: Hong Kong flower market concern group speaks out against redevelopment
Local residents and business owners in the Flower Market have come together to oppose the controversial plans.
Hong Kong can dig deeper into policy toolbox to revive property market: analysts
Robust home sales from first post-stimulus weekend suggest recent tweaks are beginning to inject confidence in the market.
Hong Kong IPOs to underpin blockbuster week in Asia as ‘animal spirits’ return
China Resources Beverage and Horizon Robotics are set to make their trading debut in Hong Kong on Wednesday and Thursday, respectively.
Hong Kong to seek HK$30 billion to start building San Tin Technopole amid judicial challenge
Authorities have also sought to open bidding for the first of three land parcels within the Northern Metropolis next year, minister says Hong Kong authorities will seek about HK$30 billion (US$3.86 ...
Hong Kong to quicken IPO vetting process to boost city’s allure as fundraising venue
New time frame for processing IPO applications will add clarity and transparency, and potentially save costs for candidates, experts say.
Hong Kong Pledges to Shrink IPO Vetting to About 100 Days
Hong Kong pledged to vet and debut companies in about 100 days in a bid to guarantee a set time frame for initial public offering applicants.
Hong Kong stocks halt 4-day decline as lacklustre GDP data fuels hope of more stimulus
Investors anticipate increased government spending and bond issuances to achieve the 5 per cent growth target.
Hong Kong banks pledge US$47 billion in SME loans after John Lee hears cries for help
SMEs will be able to access necessary financing to cope with the city’s evolving business environment, deputy HKMA CEO Arthur Yuen says.
Hong Kong cuts liquor tax in an effort to reignite its nightlife industry
Hong Kong’s leader has announced a cut in liquor taxes as the Asian financial hub hopes to revive its reputation as a travel destination with a vibrant nightlife and dining scene ...
Woman jailed for 17 weeks for using fake papers to get Hong Kong student visa
Lawyer says defendant’s mother hired agency to handle application as she wanted her daughter to have a bright future.
Mainland Chinese student who used fake papers to get into Hong Kong school jailed for 17 weeks
Lawyer says defendant's mother hired agency to handle application as she wanted her daughter to have a bright future A mainland Chinese student has been sentenced to 17 weeks in prison for using a ...
Are McKinsey’s 500 job cuts in China a response to legal challenges and market pressures?
In a significant restructuring effort, McKinsey & Co., the prominent US-based consulting firm, is poised to overhaul its operations in China, which includes laying off approximately 500 ...