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Shanghai-based firm’s IPO reflects mainland China’s push for photonics chips as a fast-growing alternative to conventional semiconductors.

Shares of Lightelligence, the Shanghai-based optical computing company formerly known as Shanghai Xizhi Technology, delivered an explosive performance during their Hong Kong stock market debut, ...

Lightelligence turned what might have been a routine listing into a full-blown market spectacle on Tuesday, with its shares surging as much as 408% to HK$930 after pricing at HK$183.20 in Hong Kong.

Si Fu, China Portfolio Strategist at Goldman Sachs notes cornerstone investors contributed 40% of new capital raised in Hong Kong last year, reflecting renewed optimism among long-term investors. She ...

The review comes as hundreds of employees use the scheme, costing the bank tens of millions of dollars a year, according to the reports. And because the subsidy is concentrated in Hong Kong, it has ...

Shanghai-based firm's IPO reflects mainland China's push for photonics chips as a fast-growing alternative to conventional semiconductors Lightelligence, the first mainland Chinese photonics chipmaker ...

Hundreds of staff have access to the perk, which costs tens of millions of dollars annually. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Hundreds of senior staff in territory benefit from nearly £30,000-a-year grant per child not available to staff in group’s other hubs ...

International school fees are a major expense for families in the city and costs have been increasing after the pandemic Read more at The Business Times.

Detailed price information for Boc Hong Kong Hldgs Ltd (BNKHF) from The Globe and Mail including charting and trades.

Financial Secretary Paul Chan says city remains top IPO hub, citing strong demand among ‘high-quality’ companies and robust market momentum.

In a fragmenting world where the old financial order is being renegotiated, the greater prize goes to those who help set the new standards.

The most revealing fact about Hong Kong’s stablecoin launch is not that licences were issued. It is who got them, and who did not. By handing the first approvals to HSBC and the Standard Chartered-led ...

The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, better known as HSBC, has announced that it will purchase the remaining 37% stake in Hang Seng Bank for $13.6 billion, taking full control of the lender.