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Nan Fung Group to turn Kai Tak site into commercial area for $32b
Nan Fung Group to turn Kai Tak site into commercial area for $32b
The 47-storey development building is slated to be the tallest CBD 2.0 building.
Hong Kong retailers amp up online sales capacity
However, the online penetration rates in the area still have ample room to grow.
GNI contracted 7.1% to $679b in Q1
Investment income inflow and outflow both fell.
This ecommerce startup can up conversion rates for merchants
Omnichat is a messaging platform and can also monitor ecommerce movements.
Industrial production up 4.6% in Q1
This is despite a 10.1% fall in output from the F&B and tobacco industry.
Check out CBRE's two new offices in Hong Kong
Both offices have state-of-the-art facilities and modern working environments.
Business receipts post double-digit declines in Q1
Receipt values of tourism, convention, and exhibition services plunged 78.4% in Q1.
37% of employees consider starting their own business: survey
As pay gets more conservative, some would rather take matters into their own hands.
EV sales to surge in 2020: analyst
Government schemes are tipping the demand away from ICE vehicles.
Hong Kong's rich brace for ‘worst-case scenario'
The wealthy are opening offshore bank accounts and eyeing overseas property.
Cathay Pacific Group reveals results of drastic capacity cuts
Cathay Pacific and Cathay Dragon carried 99.4% fewer passengers in May of 2020.
Chow Tai Fook's profits down 36.6% to $374.29m
A surge in gold price and weaker Hong Kong sales dragged down revenues.
Link REIT secures $1b sustainability-linked loan from OCBC
It is its first sustainability-linked loan transaction in the Hong Kong dollar.
HSBC rebuked by US state secretary for backing China security law
The lender, along with Standard Chartered, has already been chided in Britain.
HKEX risks keeping dollars as Chinese firms rush in
Listing approvals, including JD.com, are being granted in a matter of weeks.
Cathay Pacific floats $39b bailout plan
Most will come from its preference shares and warrants issue.
Hong Kong is still the world's priciest market for expats
Currency movements measured against the US dollar drove up the cost of living.
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