Hong Kong Faces an Uneven Recovery in 2021
Recession-hit Hong Kong is facing a long and bumpy road to recovery after closing out yet another tumultuous year in 2020. Just like the beginning of last year, optimism is … Read More
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Hong Kong Extends School Closures Until Lunar New Year
Hong Kong pushed back the re-opening of classrooms for more than a month as part of government measures to stamp out the spread of the coronavirus. The suspension of in-person … Read More
Tokyo Bolsters Push to Lure Business From Hong Kong: NEF Update
The Bloomberg New Economy Forum continues the second half of its Cities day at 8 a.m. Hong Kong time on Wednesday with speakers including Marriott International Inc. Chief Executive Officer … Read More
Hong Kong Ousts Four Lawmakers After China Passes Patriotism Law
In this article Hong Kong’s government ousted four opposition lawmakers immediately after China passed a law allowing the disqualification of officials deemed unpatriotic, prompting a pro-democracy legislator to say the … Read More
Hong Kong Starts Tip Line to Report National Security Crimes
Hong Kong launched a dedicated hotline for residents to report violations of new national security legislation, a move that could fuel more concerns about freedoms in the city. The tip … Read More
Hong Kong Index Has Just Made It Easy for Ant to Be Included
Hong Kong’s stock index compiler is rolling out the red carpet for new listings in its China gauge, just days before the biggest initial public offering of all time. Hang … Read More
Ant IPO Pushes Demand for Hong Kong Dollars to Most on Record
In this article Follow Bloomberg on Telegram for all the investment news and analysis you need. Demand for Hong Kong dollars hasn’t been this strong since before the global financial … Read More
Hong Kong Stocks’ Yawning Gap Versus World Keeps Getting Wider
Stock investors lost more money in Hong Kong than in most places this quarter. Again. The Hang Seng Index has lost nearly 3%, lagging MSCI Inc.’s gauge of global stocks … Read More
HSBC Loyalists Are Losing Faith After Stock’s $83 Billion Plunge
HSBC Holdings Plc’s tumbling stock price is testing the patience of even the bank’s most loyal investors. Choi Chen Po-sum, a former vice chair of Hong Kong’s exchange who has … Read More
Hong Kong’s First CBD Cafe Opens Its Doors to Customers
Hong Kong (AP) — Cannabis may be illegal in Hong Kong, but a new cafe is offering a range of food and drinks that contain parts of the cannabis plant … Read More
China Broker Pressured Hong Kong Staff on Virus Test, Union Says
China’s Founder Securities Co. drew criticism from a labor union for pressuring its staff in Hong Kong to participate in the government’s campaign to get everyone in the financial hub … Read More
Mike Pompeo renews attack on HSBC over Hong Kong and China
The US secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, has renewed his attack on HSBC for the bank’s alleged treatment of pro-democracy customers in Hong Kong, saying that China is “bullying” the … Read More