Hong Kong
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Do not let circumstances control you. You change your circumstances.
— Jackie Chan
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China Plays ‘Fight the Landlord’ to Tame Hong Kong
State media puts pressure on Li Ka-shing, a powerful property tycoon, showing the Communist Party’s view of business as a means of control.
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Hong Kong’s Status as Neutral Ground at Risk as China Asserts Power
The island’s traditional role as a gateway is under assault from President Trump’s trade war and a crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators.
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MUFG to cut brokerage staff in Hong Kong, Singapore and Sydney
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. is planning to cut about half of its 150-strong workforce at its securities business in Hong Kong, Singapore and Sydney, ...
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Trump warns China over trade and demands Beijing protect Hong Kong’s ‘democratic’ way of life
U.S. President Donald Trump put China on notice at the United Nations on Tuesday over its handling of the Hong Kong crisis, urging Beijing to ...
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Ab InBev quota in Borsa a Hong Kong le attività asiatiche: valgono 5 miliardi
Anheuser-Busch InBev, il colosso mondiale della birra a cui fanno capo anche i marchi Stella Artois, Corona e Budweiser, ha fissato a 27 dollari di Hong Kong il prezzo dello sbarco in Borsa delle sue...
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AB InBev prices revived Hong Kong IPO at bottom of range
World’s biggest brewer raises $5bn in listing of Asia-Pacific business
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Hong Kong hotels look for ways to boost business
Hong Kong's hotels are cutting prices, selling "staycation" offers and asking staff to take unpaid leave, but their efforts are unlikely to turn the tide ahead of predictions for a bleak Golden Week holiday and the rest of the year, experts said.
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Israeli American billionaire Haim Saban poised to cede Partner stake to Chinese firm
The return of the communications provider to a Hong Kong company comes amid increased U.S. pressure to limit the role of China in key infrastructure projects in Israel due to concerns of espionage
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Hong Kong's summer of protests leaves economy bruised
HONG KONG: As pro-democracy protests grind on for a fourth month, Hong Kong has been left counting the cost, with the city’s tourist industry battered and businesses forced to lay off staff as they struggle to stay afloat.
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Hong Kong, scarcerato l’attivista Wong. Andrà in Germania e Usa
Il militante per la democrazia è stato rilasciato su cauzione dopo il secondo arresto nell’arco di poche settimane. Nella ex colonia britannica continuano le dimostrazioni contro la repressione cinese, innescate dal tentativo del governorato di approvare una legge per facilitare le estradizioni in Cina
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Lse, Londra potrebbe bloccare l’offerta della Borsa di Hong Kong
Lo sostiene il Wall Street Journal. Dall’altra parte dell’Oceano non è di sicuro vista di buon occhio la puntata cinese verso uno dei mercati finanziari più importanti al mondo, partner preferenziale degli Stati Uniti
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AB InBev revives IPO process for Asia business
Brewer scrapped plans for $9.8bn Hong Kong listing in July
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Hong Kong activist calls for more support from Europe
The activist urges Germany to halt export of crowd control equipment to territory’s police
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Online booking co Arbitrip: Hong Kong tourism collapsing
The demonstrations against the regime in Hong Kong have caused huge damage to business tourism with flights canceled and hotel prices plunging.
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Hong Kong extradition law will be withdrawn: Leader
Hong Kong's embattled leader announced on Aug. 4 she will permanently shelve a loathed extradition bill that lit the fuse for three months of pro-democracy protests which have plunged the city into crisis.
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Cathay Pacific’s Chairman Resigns as China Pressures Hong Kong Business
The exit of John Slosar would be the second high-profile departure from the carrier, which has been rocked by protests in its home city, since last month.
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Hong Kong leader shelves loathed extradition law
Carrie Lam announces that the government will withdraw the extradition bill.
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Hong Kong ritira la legge sulle estradizioni in Cina, vola la Borsa
La governatrice di Hong Kong Carrie Lam annuncerà in giornata il ritiro formale della proposta di legge sulle estradizioni in Cina, il testo che ha scatenato le proteste degli ultimi tre mesi nella ex colonia britannica
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Singapore hotel occupancy rises amid HK protests
SINGAPORE: Singapore's hotel occupancy rates have climbed to their highest in over a decade as travellers and business events switched from Hong Kong, where pro-democracy protests have slammed tourist numbers and wider business sentiment.
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Pound suffers fresh pain as Brexit uncertainty takes grip
HONG KONG: The pound hit a two-and-half-year low Tuesday after British Prime Minister Boris Johnson threatened to call a snap election to push through Brexit, while Asian markets were hobbled by worries over China-US trade talks.
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Pressure grows on Asia’s factories as tariff escalation bites
HONG KONG: Manufacturing sentiment across Asia remained in the doldrums during August as the escalating US-China trade war continues to hammer sentiment.