The veteran producer behind 'Infernal Affairs' opens up about the city's cinematic legacy, its current challenges and mentoring the filmmakers of tomorrow.
Hong Kong landlords urged to register subdivided flats ahead of 2027 deadline
Hong Kong landlords of subdivided flats will be able to register their properties for rectification to official standards as early as March next year, with authorities planning to enforce a new law in ...
Hong Kong stocks slide to 2-week low as Fed sees inflation risk amid Middle East tensions
Hong Kong stocks dropped to a two-week low after the Federal Reserve flagged increasing inflationary risk for the economy and the conflict in the Middle East jeopardised global oil supply. The Hang ...
Insurer FWD Group could launch $500 million Hong Kong IPO next week, sources say
Insurer FWD Group plans to launch its Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) to raise about $500 million as early as next week, said two sources with direct knowledge of the matter.
What China’s Listing Frenzy in Hong Kong Means for Investors
Chinese companies are lining up in droves to list on the Hong Kong stock exchange, sparking a frenzy in a market that has been forsaken by investors and companies for many years.
The new middle class trap: Unsecured loans and social pressure fuel debt in India, Hong Kong and elsewhere
Once seen as engines of economic growth, the middle classes across countries including India and Hong Kong are now struggling to stay afloat as mounting personal debt, stagnant incomes and unchecked l ...
Hong Kong Monetary Authority says outlook for local currency uncertain
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) said on Thursday the outlook for the direction of the Hong Kong dollar and for interbank rates remains uncertain due to carry trades and other factors. The city ...
Former Hong Kong exchange CEO Charles Li aims to list start-up in small-firm financing
Li’s Micro Connect is among six companies that filed for listings on Wednesday, joining 200 companies waiting to list in the city.
Uber warns Hong Kong users of higher fares, longer wait times under proposal
Some drivers oppose vehicle quota under government’s proposed regulations, as limit on numbers would eliminate those who drive part-time.
Hong Kong to study Beijing’s monetary policy, weigh risks before issuing yuan stablecoins
We need to align our considerations with national policymaking,’ Hong Kong’s treasury chief says at the Lujiazui Forum.
Hong Kong employment bill ‘not foolproof’, may still allow worker exploitation: lawmakers
Transport sector lawmaker Frankie Yick says minibus operators will have no choice but to cut working hours, which means drivers will earn less money.
Hong Kong set to regain top IPO spot under US-China tensions
China's largest soy sauce maker, Foshan Haitian Flavouring and Food Company, rang the gong at the Hong Kong exchange on Thursday. The shares opened 3.3% above their offer price, with the listing ...
Hong Kong Turns to Influencers Like Jimmy O. Yang to Wage PR Battle
In this week’s Hong Kong Edition, we explore how the government is enticing influencers to spread good publicity about the city, look at why Goldman Sachs is so downbeat on China’s property market, ...
Uber Warns Hong Kong Drivers and Riders of Possible New Curbs
Uber Technologies Inc. is emailing Hong Kong users to raise concerns about rules the city is formulating, warning the government could cap the number of drivers or vehicles allowed on the platform.