Hong Kong's first post-colonial chief executive Tung Chee-hwa, who has died aged 89, was a staunch conservative entrusted by Beijing with leading the city's transition from British rule. - Elder - ...
Hong Kong a ‘2-way springboard’ between mainland China and world: John Lee
Speaking at Belt and Road Summit, chief executive says city is taking structured approach to new markets in Southeast Asia, Middle East and Central Asia Hong Kong will continue to serve as a gateway ...
Hong Kong gaining lustre as bridge to China’s tech sector: HKEX CEO
Hong Kong remains a top IPO destination for Chinese tech start-ups seeking to connect with global investors, Bonnie Chan Yiting says.
Hong Kong a boon to Kazakhstan’s advanced manufacturing ambitions, ties to Europe: expert
Sabr Yessimbekov says some projects in MOUs signed between Kazakhstan and Hong Kong-mainland China delegation in June already under way Hong Kong firms could look to Kazakhstan as a base for advanced ...
Hong Kong to propel Belt and Road market expansion, finance chief says
Paul Chan's pledge comes ahead of 11th Belt and Road Summit in Hong Kong this week Hong Kong will step up support for belt and road enterprises seeking to expand into new markets and tap regional ...
Turkish delegation’s Hong Kong visit aims to expand business ties
A planned visit by a Turkish business delegation to Hong Kong under the Belt and Road Summit is expected to contribute to the development of investment and cooperation opportunities in the region and ...
Inside Hong Kong’s red-hot Pokemon card market, where Pikachus sell like stocks
Hong Kong has evolved into a global centre for the booming Pokemon card trading market, with rare collectibles traded via tokenised funds.
CNBC to close Hong Kong operations, scrap international shows in major overhaul
CNBC spokesman says programming from Hong Kong ended on Wednesday and 'small number of employees' had been affected by the closure US business television network CNBC is closing its Hong Kong office ...
Hong Kong’s picky IPO issuers rewrite playbook for allocations — Bloomberg
Hong Kong’s boom in initial public offerings has turned getting shares in the hottest deals into something of an invitation-only affair.
Hong Kong IPOs hand shares to ‘friends and family’ groups
Hong Kong's IPO boom sees companies handpicking investors, favoring strategic partners and allies over traditional funds, reshaping allocation practices in a competitive market.
Chinese AI firm Moonshot files confidentially for Hong Kong IPO, sources say
HONG KONG, Sept 3 (Reuters) - Chinese AI startup Moonshot has confidentially filed for a Hong Kong initial public offering, joining a slew of domestic and global rivals in pursuing a public listing, ...
Hong Kong’s Digital Asset Moment: Forthright Securities on What Bitcoin Asia Signals for Licensed Finance
When Bitcoin Asia landed at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre last week, it was more than another major gathering for the digital asset community. The summit’s presence in the city ...
Hong Kong emerges as Chinese tech’s global launchpad
On August 28, in the afternoon at Cyberport, an IT industrial complex in Hong Kong Island’s Southern District. Against the backdrop of the South China Sea’s blue waters, the electric vertical takeoff ...
Sri Lanka, Hong Kong seek stronger trade and investment links
Sri Lanka, Sept. 2 -- Sri Lanka and Hong Kong are seeking to deepen trade and investment ties, with more than 100 Sri Lankan exporters and business representatives taking part in a business networking ...