Trial of Hong Kong Mogul Jimmy Lai Resumes
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Shein is reportedly considering moving its headquarters back to China in a bid to facilitate its Hong Kong initial public offering plans.
Fast-fashion retailer Shein Group has considered relocating its headquarters back to China in an effort to gain Beijing authorities' approval for its planned Hong Kong IPO, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday (Aug 19),
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Hong Kong summons British envoy after UK grants asylum to ‘wanted’ democracy activist Tony Chung
Britain granted asylum this weekend to Tony Chung, one of Hong Kong's youngest activists with a bounty of HK$1m (£94,900m) from the city’s police, while former legislator Ted Hui was granted refuge in Australia. Both activists fled the Asian financial hub fearing persecution under its draconian national security law.
The heavily indebted real estate developer, China Evergrande, is set to be delisted from Hong Kong's stock exchange on August 25.
By joining the London Metal Exchange (LME) delivery network, Hong Kong has taken a major step toward building a robust commodity trading ecosystem, the city's financial chief said on Tuesday.
Online fast-fashion retailer Shein Group has reportedly considered moving its base back to China in the hopes that it would help sway Beijing authorities to sign off on the company's plans to go public in Hong Kong.
Equity benchmarks in China and Hong Kong fell as investors cashed profits following a recent rally and awaited the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting. Market optimism was linked to the U.S.-China trade truce and a weaker dollar.
As Africa’s economic ties with China deepen, high net worth individuals on the continent are exploring new opportunities to manage their wealth. Hong Kong, as part of China yet distinct in its legal and financial systems,
Cristiano Ronaldo was given a hero's welcome Tuesday as he played a pivotal role for Saudi side Al Nassr in Hong Kong -- where great rival Lionel Messi became public enemy number one last year for failing to play.
The joint venture formed by Standard Chartered with strategic partners to apply for a license to issue stablecoins in Hong Kong gives the bank first mover advantage, writes Heike van den Hoevel