(Bloomberg) -- Earnings jitters hit shares in Hong Kong after several Chinese tech companies reported worse-than-expected results. The Hang Seng Index slid 2.4 percent, extending its weekly decline to ... ( read original story ...)
HK tech startup PressLogic raises US$10 million series A+ funding
Hong Kong-based technology start-up PressLogic has raised series A+ funding of US$10 million led by Meitu, China’s leading image processing and social sharing platform. The new funding will be used to ... ( read original story ...)
Travel activities startup KKday lands investment from Alibaba and Line
Unlike Hong Kong-based regional rival Klook, which is valued at over $1 billion and has ventured into Europe and the U.S., KKday is focused on Asian markets only. We last wrote about the startup ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong boss Gary White faces first real test as EAFF Championship qualifiers get underway in Taiwan
The two teams met again in the play-off for third place and despite free broadcasting of the match on local TV, fans poured into Hong Kong Stadium to support the home side. In front of a 27,600-strong ... ( read original story ...)
With fresh funding, Hong Kong’s Goxip readies itself for major fintech play
In the startup world, the only constant is change ... In late October, Goxip raised US$1.4 million from Convoy, a Hong Kong-based financial services conglomerate. The money is meant to build out a Gox... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong stocks start day lower
HONG KONG: Hong Kong stocks edged down in the first few minutes Wednesday as investors awaited the outcome of key US midterm elections. The Hang Seng Index dipped 0.10 percent, or 25.20 points, to 26, ... ( read original story ...)
Social media content and analytics startup PressLogic raises $10M from popular Chinese selfie app Meitu
PressLogic, a Hong Kong-based social media content and data analytics startup, announced today that it has raised a $10 million Series A+ round from Meitu, developer of the popular Chinese selfie app. ... ( read original story ...)
Former Microsoft Engineer Harris Chan establishes a Hong Kong Based Education Start-up to Empower Children to Become Future Ready
In the digital economy where almost every company is a software company, coding is the new language of technology every child should master. Harris Chan, a former Microsoft Engineer, is committed ... ( read original story ...)
Ban on Financial Times journalist Victor Mallet entering Hong Kong risks undermining business confidence, British minister warns
Hong Kong’s decision to ban a foreign journalist risked undermining business confidence, a visiting British minister warned on Friday, as emotions over the state of the city’s freedoms seesawed over w... ( read original story ...)
Much loved Hong Kong bookseller Ling Kee to close at end of year after 75 years in business
One of Hong Kong’s oldest booksellers, Ling Kee Book Store, is turning to its final chapter, after 75 years in business. In a post on its Facebook page, the bookshop announced an “honourable closure”, ... ( read original story ...)
Here’s how Hong Kong let the air out of its property bubble without popping it
Less than two months ago, Hong Kong was named home of the world’s biggest property bubble. Now it may become known as the model for how to slowly deflate a bubble and avert a painful burst. Signs the ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong, mainland China stocks rally after US stocks soar, but reverse gains at close on Thursday
A rally in Hong Kong and mainland China stocks on Thursday morning proved to be short lived. Profit-taking orders flooded the market in the afternoon as investors remain cautious over the US-China tra... ( read original story ...)
Go-to-market help to boost Hong Kong’s startup push
Hong Kong’s startup scene has been overshadowed by developments in China in recent times. While China boasts more than 100 unicorns – a startup valued over US$1 billion – Hong Kong has just seven. Acc... ( read original story ...)
Office rents in Hong Kong’s Central district may drop for first time since 2013, says Colliers
Hong Kong’s Central district, the world’s most expensive office ... Colliers’ Asia head of research. Central, the core business district, has been crowned the world’s most expensive place for renting ... ( read original story ...)