Government also warns that anyone who provides money, leases property or co-owns a business with six activists could face up to seven years in jail ...
Hong Kong cancels passports of 6 ‘wanted’ activists in UK, inc. Nathan Law, under new security law provision
The Hong Kong authorities have cancelled the passports of six “fugitive” self-exiled activists in the UK, including Nathan Law, exercising new powers under a recently-enacted security law for the ...
Hong Kong cancels passports of 6 democracy activists
Hong Kong labelled the six activists, who are living in exile in the UK, as " "lawless wanted criminals." Their passports were revoked under a controversial security law.
Hong Kong grows wealth; Singapore preserves it, stop comparing
They sit in very different corners of the financial system. The rise of one doesn’t spell the demise of the other ...
Hong Kong investment arm HKIC makes milestone move in deal with AI unicorn SmartMore
The partnership ensures the company will use Hong Kong as its base of development and make the city’s stock market its first choice for any future listing.
Hong Kong star Louis Koo sued over alleged failure to repay HK$8.3 million loan
Actor Louis Koo allegedly asked business partner Alex Dong to pay for his share in fashion joint venture as he did not have enough cash at time.
HSBC to boost stake in China fund venture to become majority owner
HSBC Holdings agreed to buy part of its partner’s stake in a China fund venture, becoming a majority shareholder and adding to its expansion in the world’s second-largest economy. HSBC, which owns a ...
Hong Kong cancels passports of six pro-democracy activists living in exile, calls them “lawless wanted criminals”
Apart from the cancellation of the "absconders'" travel documents, the government said that the six people were barred from doing any business dealings in Hong Kong, including financial transactions ...
When a Hong Kong bank executive sued dance instructors for return of fees after insult
When a dance instructor insulted his pupil, wealthy bank executive Mimi Wong, in public in 2004, she took him and his partner to court to demand the return of US$8 million in prepaid fees.
Segantii hedge fund insider trading case moved to higher court in Hong Kong
An insider trading case against Asian hedge fund Segantii Capital Management, its high-profile British founder Simon Sadler and a former trader has been moved to a higher court in Hong Kong, a local court ruled on Wednesday.
Hong Kong Earns Two Entries on the Prestigious World’s 50 Best Restaurants List with Best Entry at 20th
The two diners ranked among the top thirty in the annual heavyweight event of the global gastronomic scene. First-time winner Wing, an innovative Cantonese food restaurant, secured 20 th place on the list, while The Chairman—a repeat winner—was placed 26 th. The results were remarkable.
Cainiao surcharge waiver may enhance Hong Kong supply chain management, experts say
But city must still address lack of expertise in global sourcing and trading compliance, chairman of shipping council and academics say.
Hong Kong invokes new law to cancel passports of 6 overseas-based activists, including Nathan Law
The Hong Kong government has canceled the passports of six overseas-based activists under the new national security law, stepping up its crackdown on dissidents who moved overseas
Hong Kong will roll out freebies and discounts on dining, transport and more on July 1
A slew of Hong Kong discounts and freebies will be available as part of festivities on July 1 ranging from transport to recreation offers.