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The British company that owns Johnnie Walker, Smirnoff and Baileys is considering an IPO in Hong Kong.

It decreased by US$3.7 billion to US$291.9 billion at the end of May.

The government says it will introduce further measures to protect investors when appropriate.

A study found that Hong Kong managers measure a new hire's impact on the 1st year and then lose interest.

The Hong Kong and China Gas Company, widely known in the city as Towngas, plans to spend HK$10 billion to expand in China.

Hong Kong’s economy grew 5% in 2011, which was lower than the previous year's 6.8%.

Three IPOs in Hong Kong that were to have been launched last week have been shelved.

The Hang Seng Index ended its worst May in 14 years, plunging 11.7%, and dropping for four straight weeks, the longest since November 2011.

Russia’s second largest oil company plans a secondary listing in Hong Kong in mid-2013 to draw investors.

A major Korean bank has opened a financial center in Hong Kong for the first time.

Russians helped fuel an increase in visitor arrivals in Hong Kong to 3.84 million.

28% ranked it as main priority, while educational background and communication skills were considered least important.

Approved mortgage loans in April fell 9.7% to $25.4 billion from March.

The values of Hong Kong's total merchandise exports and imports recorded year-on-year increases of 5.6% and 5% in April, the Census & Statistics Department said.

HSBC plans to stay in London despite the huge expense of doing business in the British capital.

Equities boost the Exchange Fund to $43.8 billion in the first quarter this year.