Tag: business

For years, Hong Kong was a place where one could count on an open business environment with strong rule of law protections. 2020 – and the subsequent implementation of the National Security Law ...

HONG KONG (AP) — Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing’s business empire is in the crosshairs after CK Hutchison Holdings chose to sell its Panama Canal port assets to a consortium that includes U.S ...

Inflows through Stock Connect show how city’s fortunes have become increasingly dependent on capital from mainland ...

As Hong Kong’s new stablecoin law looms, the city’s first licensed crypto exchange is raising fresh capital to seize an early advantage.

Inflows through Stock Connect show how city’s fortunes have become increasingly dependent on capital from mainland ...

Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency exchange OSL Group has raised $300 million in an equity sale. OSL, which was the first exchange to win a license from the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), said it ...

Investors need more conviction from the talks to sustain the Hang Seng Index’s nearly 30 per cent gain this year.

Hong Kong's OSL Group (OTCPK:BCTCF) has secured $300 million in equity financing, the largest publicly disclosed equity raise in Asia's digital asset sector to date, it said on Friday. Despite a 10% ...

Hong Kong, with its unique status as the gateway to the Chinese mainland for businesses, should not rest on its laurels — it should continue to diversify economic growth engines to attract more global ...

HONG KONG/SHANGHAI (Reuters) -Hong Kong-based digital asset platform OSL Group said on Friday it had completed $300 million of equity financing, the latest sign of feverish investor interest in ...

Hong Kong Airlines will launch Melbourne-Hong Kong flights in December, although at the cost of cutting back on its daily Sydney-Hong Kong service.

What began as tariff-fuelled despair back in April is fast becoming a full-blown risk rally,’ SPI Asset Management analyst says.

Stocks take cues from gains in US and Asian equities after reports that the European Union would accept a 15 per cent tariff.

Hong Kong will ban public marketing of unlicensed stablecoins as it tightens oversight to curb hype and protect retail investors.