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ESR Cayman to offer 560.7 million shares in Hong Kong IPO
ESR Cayman to offer 560.7 million shares in Hong Kong IPO
The firm is estimated to clinch $9.12b through the offering.
Entertainment and media revenue to make up 60% of Hong Kong's revenue by 2023
It will primarily be driven by the OTT segment’s 18.7% CAGR to $3.14b.
Property investments in Guangzhou and Shenzhen rose to $61.91b in 2018
Guangzhou accounted for 60% of transactions of over $113.39m.
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Hong Kong beats Singapore in ease of doing business
It ranks the fourth easiest place to do business in Asia.
Hang Seng Bank extends FPS QR code payment solution to 1,000 merchants
Retail merchants can provide their customers with an additional contactless payment option at the point of sale.
Clearbridge Health expands Hong Kong presence with 1,500 sqft clinic
The new clinic features a dedicated space to hold educational health talks for medical tourist agents and patients.
Hong Kong salaries grew 5.1% in 2019
Jobs in public relations, digital marketing and insurance saw the highest pay hikes.
ESR Cayman delays US$1.4b Hong Kong IPO
The deal would value the company at US$6.2b.
Hong Kong's property prices hit all-time high
Centaline’s Centa-City Leading Index was at 189.42 as of 26 May.
Equinix invests $604m to expand two Hong Kong data centres
The expansions will see the firm adding 1,500 capacity cabinets.
Property market to rebound in 2019 as investors chase decentralised assets
One notable deal was PAG’s $11.77b acquisition of Mapletree Bay Point in Kwun Tong in February.
Hong Kong ranks as eighth most attractive office location for tech tenants
Its proximity to Shenzhen is cited as one of the “wild card” factors.
Hong Kong beats US but trails Singapore in world competitiveness rankings
The city had stellar scores in government and business efficiency.
Alibaba's US$20b Hong Kong IPO could pressure rates up
Hong Kong’s short-term rates have tumbled since 2018 amidst tepid demand.
Hong Kong's second-richest man passes on massive property empire
Lee Shau Kee’s sons will succeed as joint-chairmen of Henderson Land Development Co.
Can Hong Kong's first smart city relieve pressure off of space-starved Central?
Citibank, AXA, JP Morgan and Nike are some of the big-ticket names that chose to settle in Kowloon.
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