Tag: business

On today’s earnings call, the company said it is adhering to internet regulation with several new laws going into effect this fall. ( read original story ...)

After losing so much time to political infighting, Hong Kong needs to roll up its sleeves and focus on moving forward, Huang Liuquan of the State Council’s office overseeing the city’s affairs tells ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong stocks jump from near a 10-month low in early trading as Tencent and Meituan power gains. Technical indicators suggest the market’s slump last week was excessive. ( read original story ...)

IPO, unicorns and real estate deals in private markets accessible to affluent individual investors through funds with minimum outlay of US$100,000. ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong might strike you as one of the worst possible places to start a new airline. The worldwide travel downturn has ravaged the Chinese territory and its airport. But all going well, newcomer ... ( read original story ...)

Let’s take a look at Singapore’s unicorn companies: from the past, present, and the aspiring unicorns of the future. ( read original story ...)

Provided by Xinhua Hong Kong financial strength is attributed to the unique advantages of one country two systems said Chief Executive of the Hong ... ( read original story ...)

Manila’s top diplomat in the city says the arrangement is likely to involve the use of a special ‘yellow card’ issued by the Philippine government. ( read original story ...)

Professor Ivan Hung from the government’s expert committee on vaccines says social-distancing rules can be eased only with an 80 to 90 per cent inoculation rate. ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong’s revitalised Central Market reopens on Monday after being closed for 18 years, and visitors can expect a wide variety of old and new brands and open spaces. The HK$500 million (US$64.1 ... ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong remains resilient as a global financial hub favored by investors and businesses from around the world despite external ... ( read original story ...)

Financial Secretary Paul Chan says the stimulus effects of the programme to boost consumer spending will begin to be felt this month. ( read original story ...)

Hong Kong Securities and Investment Institute, the city’s largest financial training organisation, is working with authorities in Macau to establish an investment industry and a talent pool for a ... ( read original story ...)

Secretary for Food and Health Sophia Chan says Hongkongers have expectation of government to keep city Covid-19 free, and approach of other places is not compatible with goal of ‘zero infections’. ( read original story ...)