Hong Kong labour unions have warned that a government plan to import more than 20,000 workers will not address the causes of the manpower shortage, arguing issues such as low pay and unsatisfactory ...
Chinese automaker BYD reopens two Hong Kong showrooms after vandalism
Chinese automaker BYD Co Ltd has restarted operations at two showrooms and a service centre in Hong Kong after they were vandalised earlier this week, BYD's sole agent said in a notice on its website ...
Hong Kong labour unions warn importing 20,000 workers won’t solve root problems behind manpower shortage
Union chairman accuses government of failing to address issues such as low wages among certain sectors But business leaders welcome scheme and stress need for more workers to help get local industry ...
HSBC Asian growth plan targets mass affluent
London-headquartered banking group HSBC is carving out a bigger role for Singapore as a regional hub as it expands in Asia.
China stimulus: Hong Kong stock outlook unclear amid fears rate cuts are too little, too late while double-dip risk grows
A sluggish recovery in China’s economy is stoking concerns among strategists that the hyped-up policy stimulus will do little to shore up stock prices in Hong Kong, leaving the Federal Reserve to do ...
Hong Kong to recruit 27,000 foreign workers amid shortage
HONG Kong will ease entry rules to bring in 27,000 foreign workers, in a bid to stem a manpower shortage in the financial hub. Read more at The Business Times.
Why Hong Kong can’t cut loose from the US dollar just yet
By selling US dollars to buy Hong Kong dollars, the HKMA withdraws cash from the banking system, reducing the city’s aggregate balance and causing interest rates to rise. This strengthens the Hong Kong dollar, enabling it to stay within the trading band. The same is true in reverse.
Chinese man arrested over graffiti at US Consulate in Hong Kong, police say
Hong Kong police arrested a man who allegedly spray-painted graffiti on the wall and gate of the U.S. Consulate, according to media reports and the police.
Hong Kong’s New Crypto Rules Explained
Regulators say they'll welcome firms with "genuine operations and genuine business practices," which could mean an office or employees in Hong Kong.
State Department amends comment on APEC invitation for Hong Kong’s leader
The U.S. State Department amended part of a statement to Congress in which it said Washington would invite Hong Kong's chief executive, who faces U.S. sanctions, to a November summit, after lawmakers urged he be barred from entering the country.
Greenwich Economic Forum brings next investment conference to Hong Kong as financial leaders look to reopening of China
The Greenwich Economic Forum (GEF) will host its first event outside the U.S., with a conference on Thursday and Friday in Hong Kong. In one of the world's top financial centers, GEF officials are aiming to leverage the economic re-opening of China,
HSBC eyes leading role in banking for VCs, startups after hiring wave
HSBC Holding plc is seeking to become a leading bank for venture capital firms and startups globally after building a large team of technology and healthcare bankers in the United States, Hong Kong ...
Israeli-made robotic Spiderman cleans Hong Kong skyscrapers
Verbotics is the first company to provide a robot cleaning output ten times the capacity of the traditional cleaning performed by humans.
American tech giants are cutting users in Hong Kong off their services
Fears of attracting action over national security laws in China, tech companies are toeing the line in Hong Kong too.