Hong Kong
2017: The advancement of interconnected business
2017: The advancement of interconnected business
In 2011, Marc Andreesen, the well-known super angel investor, famously wrote an essay declaring that “software is eating the world and every company is a technology company.” His bold statement stirred heated debates but five years later, when seeing how technology has revolutionised the way people live and how businesses operate, it’s no longer a stretch to say that technology is underpinning every business.
Large Hong Kong banks to benefit more from NIM expansion compared with smaller banks: analyst
An analyst gives 3 reasons behind this assessment.
Why Sunny Optical will benefit from dual camera penetration in China market
41% profit growth could be waiting.
Three economic risks Hong Kong could worry about
Will retail sales' consistent decline blow the economy hard?
Hong Kong's GDP predicted to edge higher to 1.8%
Thanks to a more stable mainland economy.
Here's why you should not panic about Hong Kong's mortgage war
Find out why investors can afford to shrug off the mortgage rivalry for now.
K.Wah International to launch at least 90 more flats in Kai Tak this week
This is in addition to the 180 flats launched last week.
New home sales reaches 98 transactions over the weekend
Primary sales were largely comprised by Island Garden project.
Hong Kong banks find new revenue source in cash trapped in China
Hong Kong's yuan banking business is thriving.
Willis Towers Watson appoints Kevin Angelini as head of strategy
This is for the firm's insurance consulting and software segment in APAC.
Hong Kong residents move into "coffin homes" as housing prices hit all-time high
More than 200,000 people live in these 20 sq ft spaces.
Hong Kong bets on eGames to boost tourism numbers
As overall visitor numbers dropped 4.5%.
Cathay Pacific partners with Tosca to launch Italian in-flight menu
It's available to First and Business class passengers till April 30.
1 in 2 Hong Kong firms believe their IT security strategies are effective
Companies have become aggressive and protecting data.
Key factors driving demand for skilled candidates in Hong Kong
Candidates need to consider accepting temporary or contract roles.
Hong Kong banks' risks from property exposure still "manageable": Fitch
Mortgage loans of Hong Kong banks only totalled US$144b in 2016.
Foreign currency reserves up by US$5.3b
This includes unsettled foreign exchange contracts.
Read Here
Advertise
Sign Up
