A Swiss photographer who closed a door on a Chinese mainlander moments before he was assaulted during last year's Hong Kong protests was on Friday found not guilty of aiding the attack. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Has $6 Billion of IPOs on the Way Before Year End
Investors mourning Ant Group Co.’s suspended mega-listing can take consolation in the otherwise rude health of Hong Kong’s initial public offerings. ( read original story ...)
China, Hong Kong stocks fall on U.S. ban, bond defaults
China and Hong Kong stocks fell on Friday following the Trump administration’s decision to ban U.S. investments in firms linked to the Chinese military, with sentiment also hurt by more bond defaults. ( read original story ...)
China’s Hong Kong crackdown poses an immediate challenge for Biden
Follow the latest on Election 2020 China keeps tightening its grip on Hong Kong. On Wednesday, Beijing forced the ouster of four lawmakers in the semiautonomous city’s local government who, under a ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong banks lose appetite for prime space in world’s costliest city as work-from-home becomes permanent after pandemic
Standard Chartered and HSBC are considering more flexible working arrangements after their success during the coronavirus pandemic. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong plays vital role as global digital supply-chain services hub, finds joint report by InvestHK and KPMG
PRNewswire/ -- Invest Hong Kong (InvestHK) yesterday (November 12) released a joint report with KPMG that highlights ... ( read original story ...)
The West’s threats to China over Hong Kong are empty
International outrage over China's actions in Hong Kong has never been louder, but it won't make any difference. ( read original story ...)
China says removal of Hong Kong lawmakers was ‘right medicine’
The ousting of four pro-democracy lawmakers from Hong Kong's legislature was "the right medicine" for the city, China said, telling foreign governments the issue was none of their business. ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong Stock Market May Slip Beneath Support At 26,000 Points
The Hong Kong stock market has tracked lower in consecutive trading days, sliding more than 130 points or 0.5 percent along the way. The Hang Seng Index now rests just above the 26,300-point plateau ... ( read original story ...)
HSBC Taps Biz2X Platform To Accelerate SMB Credit Approvals
To simplify banking for SMBs in the United States, HSBC is rolling out a new service with Biz2Credit to accelerate the approval of credit applications for SMBs. ( read original story ...)
RTHK Arrest in Hong Kong Is Further Blow to Press Freedom
The appearance in court Tuesday of journalist Bao Choy over her investigative reporting for Hong Kong’s public broadcaster is viewed as another blow to press freedom for the region. The freelance ... ( read original story ...)
With resignations, Hong Kong democracy movement hangs in balance
The en masse resignation of pro-democracy legislators in Hong Kong on Thursday to protest their colleagues’ expulsion means bills favored by Beijing could pass with little opposition. ( read original story ...)
Ant Group’s Failed IPO Is A China Problem, Not A Fintech Problem
Jack Ma, one of China’s richest men, and a philanthropist that pals around with the likes of Bill Gates and Warren Buffet, kind of got his hat handed to him recently when his Ant Group got banned from ... ( read original story ...)
Behind Ant Group’s Failed IPO. A Sign Of More To Come?
Watch Washington's moves on China securities. The financial part of the trade war might not end under a President Biden. ( read original story ...)