Hong Kong
Vai alla Scheda Paese »Do not let circumstances control you. You change your circumstances.
— Jackie Chan
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Cheaper yen lures Hong Kong’s rich to Japanese real estate
International property agents said sales have increased this year as the yen fell to multi-decade lows against the Hong Kong dollar.
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Chinese firms are dominating key parts of Hong Kong’s economy
Chinese state-controlled firms are increasingly dominating Hong Kong, taking market share away from the local tycoons and British trading houses.
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Chinese fintech giant Ant closer to reviving iPO
HONG KONG: China’s central bank has accepted an application by Ant Group to set up a financial holding company, a key step toward finishing a year-long overhaul of Alibaba founder Jack Ma’s fintech business and reviving its stock market debut.
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Explainer: Everything you need to know about proposed ban on CBD products in Hong Kong
HONG KONG: Hong Kong's law enforcement authorities have proposed outlawing CBD products this year, as cannabis-derived wellness items have gained popularity in the city recently.
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Hong Kong proposes banning CBD products within year
HONG KONG: Hong Kong's law enforcement authorities have proposed banning CBD products within this year after finding that a third of such items sold in the city contain traces of an illegal active ingredient in marijuana.
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Hong Kong rafforza i legami con l’ex madrepatria investendo in cultura
Al Superdesign show un singolare progetto di co-sviluppo nel design sostenuto dalla Regione amministrativa speciale in partnership creativa con artisti britannici
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Hong Kong remains world's most expensive city for expats
HONG KONG: Hong Kong has retained its title as the world's most expensive city for expatriates to live in for the third year running, with the firm behind the rankings saying the city's high cost of living combined with tough coronavirus policies have pushed foreign workers to choose Singapore and ...
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Forbes Scraps Plan to Go Public via SPAC
The century-old business magazine had aimed to go public through a blank-check company based in Hong Kong but changed course after the market flipped.
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Would-be Hong Kong travellers flock to agents to find out about Japan packages
HONG KONG: Travel agencies have seen a surge in inquiries about tours to Japan after the foreign ministry announced that tourists from Hong Kong could enter the country quarantine-free on a package tour basis from June 10.
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Hong Kong grants Greater Bay Airlines status to open talks with foreign countries
HONG KONG: Greater Bay Airlines was awarded designated status from the Hong Kong government, allowing the company to open negotiations with foreign countries to fly 104 routes, the head of the start-up carrier told the South China Morning Post on Tuesday.
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Origin preps launch of 5 residential projects with partner Lofis
SET-listed developer Origin Property Plc has partnered with Hong Kong-based investment group Lofis to develop five residential projects worth 5-10 billion baht, with buyers from Hong Kong expected to resume property purchases in October.
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Hong Kong’s refusal to open border is crushing city’s businesses
The economy contracted 4% in the first quarter, one of its worst performances in the past 30 years.
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Ex-security chief John Lee anointed Hong Kong’s next leader
A former security chief who oversaw the crackdown on Hong Kong’s democracy movement was anointed the business hub’s new leader on Sunday by a small committee of Beijing loyalists.
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Mauritius: Global Business - Who is respoInsible for the embezzlement of David Franklin's Rs200 million investment?
[L'Express] Victim of a fraud of £3.35 million or approximately Rs200 million, in May 2019, David Franklin, a British national, is still awaiting explanations from the authorities and his fund manager, Finsburey Management Services Ltd. This story is about how a simple email was enough to transfer astronomical sums of ...
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China's Hainan free-trade port tipped to deepen Asean ties
HONG KONG: Hainan's transformation into a free-trade port will open new doors for trade between China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean), but its success will require a leap of faith and pioneering spirit, experts said.
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Business booms for Hong Kong restaurants and shopping malls over Easter break
HONG KONG: Hong Kong's catering and retail sectors have reported a double-digit surge in business during the Easter holidays, despite social-distancing curbs reining in some of their growth, according to industry professionals.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam to leave office
Hong Kong’s leader Carrie Lam announced Monday that she will step down in June, ending a divisive term that saw democracy protests squashed and strict pandemic curbs plunge the business hub into international isolation.
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Debt-ridden Evergrande urges investor 'caution' as audit result delayed
HONG KONG - Debt-ridden Chinese property developer giant Evergrande on Tuesday warned investors to "exercise caution" as the group announced it would delay the release of the results of a 2021 audit a day after halting trade in Hong Kong.
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Stocks plunge, oil rockets, gold tops $2,000 on Ukraine fears
HONG KONG: Equity markets plunged Monday, while oil prices soared to a near 14-year high and safe-haven gold broke US$2,000 as investors grew increasingly fearful about the impact of the Ukraine war on the global economy.
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Hong Kong applies to join RCEP trade agreement
Hong Kong has submitted an application to join the 15-member Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership agreement, a mega trade agreement involving countries such as Japan and South Korea, the government said on Wednesday.
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China's pet economy booms as more millennials delay marriage and kids for fur babies
HONG KONG: He Qi, an English teacher from Guangzhou city, divorced last month. He and his ex-wife split their properties quickly and amicably, but could not escape a big quarrel over their two dearest possessions - the pet dogs.