A British member of parliament has been refused entry to Hong Kong, the first to have received such treatment since the former British colony's return to Chinese rule in 1997.
Trade war weighs on Hong Kong property market as Chinese buyers grow cautious, analysts say
A weaker yuan and a slowing economy could deter mainland homebuyers, but some analysts caution it is too early to draw conclusions The escalating trade war between China and the US is dampening the ...
7 in 10 Hong Kongers pick digital banks for crypto trading on convenience, regulatory concerns
They like the convenience of being able to trade directly using an existing digital bank app. About 7 in 10 Hong Kongers choose to use digital banks for crypto trading due to the convenience of ...
AXA, Ant Bank (Hong Kong) and AlipayHK Forge Strategic Partnership
AXA Hong Kong and Macau ("AXA") announces a strategic partnership with Ant Bank (Hong Kong) ("Ant Bank") and AlipayHK to provide a suite of insurance products and services to millions of active ...
AXA partners with Ant Bank and AlipayHK to offer embedded insurance
AXA Hong Kong and Macau has teamed up with Ant Bank and AlipayHK to provide insurance products and services to AlipayHK users via Ant Bank and its Mini App within the AlipayHK App ...
Hong Kong prepares for the worst as city’s 3 trade offices in US may close
Hong Kong has prepared for the worst as the United States may shut down the city’s three trade offices in the country, the commerce minister has said, indicating that authorities will restructure ...
Hong Kong industry leader says ‘impossible to do business’ under shifting US tariffs
Head of Federation of Hong Kong Industries says local firms should ‘wait and see’ to decide next steps amid erratic moves by President Trump.
Hong Kong’s biggest pro-democracy party moves to disband as freedoms dwindle
When Yeung Sum co-founded the city's largest pro-democracy party more than 30 years ago, he knew building a democratic Hong Kong would be a “difficult dream." Today, his Democratic Party is moving ...
Delisting of US-listed Chinese firms to boost Hong Kong’s status as fundraising hub
Hong Kong is likely to benefit from the delisting of mainland Chinese firms from American exchanges should the US follow up on its threat to eject them, according to bankers and analysts. “These ...
Hong Kong sport should be run like HSBC, be more professional, triathlon coach says
City's triathletes challenged to meet higher standards or lose taxpayer funding, as coach says 'that's not harsh, it's how the world works' Hong Kong's sporting bodies should be run in the unforgiving ...
US plan to delist Chinese stocks may make Hong Kong great again as IPO hub, bankers say
Hong Kong is likely to benefit from the delisting of mainland Chinese firms from American exchanges should the US follow up on its threat to eject them, according to bankers and analysts. "These ...
Hong Kong-Based Event Management Company Dreamland Files for IPO
Hong Kong-based event management company Dreamland filed for an initial public offering. The company anticipates the offering will total 2 million shares at an expected price of $4 to $5 each. It ...
Hong Kong lawmakers query need to spend HK$200 million on border health checks
But Director of Health Dr Ronald Lam defends annual expenditure as necessary for early warning system and to ‘safeguard the southern gateway of China’.
Hong Kong rolls out new measures against fraud and mule accounts
The central bank will roll-out an updated platform for banks to exchange information. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), the Hong Kong Association of Banks (HKAB), and the Hong Kong Police Force ...