Three Chinese biopharmaceuticals have filed for IPOs on the Hong Kong exchange in July alone, highlighting a potential “newfound positivity” to strengthen the HKEX IPO market in the second half of ...
$680B Shrs Transfer From JPM to HSBC in CCASS, Involving 1,400 Species; Move Likely Related to Biz Outsourcing
According to the Stock Exchange's Central Clearing and Settlement System (CCASS) record of holdings, JPMorgan's Hong Kong stock positions have been transferred out on a large scale this Monday (22 ...
Hong Kong’s Economy Is Now Risky Business
Hong Kong is no longer the freest economy in the world; now, it is emerging as a serial sanctions evader and hub for illicit finance.
Outback Steakhouse to close 9 restaurants in Hong Kong
The steak chain will still have 10 outlets in the key market, which has been slow to bounce back from the pandemic.
UK private school exodus expected on higher VAT, but experts say Hong Kong families unfazed
Consultants add the VAT roll-out is likely to be charged in phases and schools may not pass on all the tax burden to parents.
Hong Kong Police Arrest Four for Allegedly Using Fake Banknotes To Swindle $1,400,000 in Crypto: Report
Authorities in Hong Kong have arrested four people for allegedly defrauding victims out of cryptocurrency worth approximately $1.4 million using counterfeit cash.
Customs and Excise Department in Hong Kong to study AI use to tackle digital crimes
Hong Kong's Customs and Excise Department has planned to study the introduction of artificial intelligence to its computer forensic lab - a system that aims to improve efficiency in analysing evidence.
Hong Kong home prices soften for second straight month in June, easing 1.2%
HONG KONG - Hong Kong’s private home prices eased 1.2 per cent in June, the second monthly decline in a row, as more property developers launched new flats at steep discounts to boost sales.
Hong Kong Taunts Italy With Pineapple Pizza After Olympics Fencing Win
After a fencer from Hong Kong beat an Italian for a gold medal, Pizza Hut’s offer of free pineapple toppings in Hong Kong was the city’s second jab at Italy.
Hong Kong stocks tumble as Politburo balm fails to soothe, Hang Lung dives post-earnings
Hong Kong stocks were on the back foot ahead of a crucial manufacturing data announcement, Hang Lung Properties collapsing after it reported lower profits and cut dividends.
Olympics-Fencing-Pineapple pizza insults fly over Italian-Hong Kong fencing final
Hong Kong's Cheung Ka-long's win in the men's foil against Italy's Filippo Macchi 15-14 in a disputed bout has seen a barrage of insults from both sides with the Italians launching a formal complaint against the result.
Sotheby’s launches multi-use space in Hong Kong’s business district
The 24,000 sq. ft location in the city’s Landmark Chater building will host exhibitions as well as a concept store—currently featuring Banksy’s famed shredded Girl with a Balloon ...
Fencing-Pineapple pizza insults fly over Italian-Hong Kong fencing final
Hong Kong's Cheung Ka-long's win in the men's foil against Italy's Filippo Macchi 15-14 in a disputed bout has seen a barrage of insults from both sides with the Italians launching a formal complaint against the result.
Shenzhen sells biggest batch of ‘dim sum’ bonds in Hong Kong with 7-billion yuan issue
The fourth offering in the last four years, which will fund an array of infrastructure projects, brings total funds raised to US$3 billion.