Stocks in Asia-Pacific looked set to see a positive start on Friday, as investors await the market debut of JD Logistics in Hong Kong. Futures pointed to a higher open for Japanese stocks. The Nikkei ... ( read original story ...)
Shares in JD.com’s logistics unit jump after $3.1bn Hong Kong IPO
Shares in the supply chain and delivery unit of Chinese ecommerce group JD.com rose 14 per cent on their debut after the company raised $3.1bn in one of Hong Kong’s largest stock offerings this year. ( read original story ...)
Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com’s delivery arm surges more than 11% in Hong Kong IPO
JD Logistics' vast network of warehouses and delivery workers in China have given JD.com a competitive edge against its rival Alibaba. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s business future is bright, never mind the surveys
As a former chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, I agree with the views expressed in your editorial of May 20 on the subject of the recent survey ("AmCham survey does not reflect ... ( read original story ...)
Azgard-9 Just Developed a Garment That Produces Oxygen
Pakistan-based Azgard-9 just debuted a poncho that, in addition to its sustainable and antibacterial properties, produces oxygen. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong applicants for UK visas far outstrip those from EU- report
Britain has received far more applications for visas from Hong Kong than from the European Union after a new system opened up for residents in the former British colony and post-Brexit rules kicked in ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s lived-in home prices within touching distance of pre-protest days, could set record over next two months
Hong Kong’s lived-in home prices were within touching distance of pre-protest days and could set a record over the next two months. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong stocks slip from nearly a one-month high, as Tencent comes under further scrutiny
Hong Kong stocks slipped in early trading from their highest level in nearly a month, as Tencent dragged the benchmark lower amid concerns that Chinese regulatory authorities were ramping up a ... ( read original story ...)
Up to seven years in prison for Hong Kong bankers doing business with Jimmy Lai
Secretary for Security John Lee warns Citibank and HSBC, where the pro-democracy media mogul has bank accounts. Hong Kong police recently froze US$ 64 million in assets that belong to Lai. Hong Kong&r ... ( read original story ...)
NetEase spinning off its music business for Hong Kong IPO
Business News Digital NetEase spinning off its music business for Hong Kong IPO By Chris Cooke | Published on Thursday 27 May 2021. Chinese web giant NetEase is spinning off its m ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong: Fintech development crucial
The Hong Kong Government attaches great importance to the development of fintech, and works closely with financial regulators, the industry and stakeholders to promote the development of the industry. ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus: will a Hong Kong cruise to nowhere sink or swim? Launch of sea packages draws mixed response
Operators such as Royal Caribbean Cruises and Genting Cruise Lines started cooperating with travel agents on a string of offerings. ( read original story ...)
Firms desert offices in Yangon’s Sule Square
The activist group Justice for Myanmar last month called on commercial tenants of the Sule Square complex of offices and shops in the heart of Myanmar’s commercial hub of Yangon to stop indirectly ... ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus: Hong Kong to launch ‘cruises to nowhere’ as early as July, with strict Covid-19 rules in place
Minister unveils details of scheme allowing Hongkongers to embark on stop-free sea voyages; conditions include full vaccination, compulsory testing and reduced capacity. ( read original story ...)