Professional Services/Legal
Mourant Ozannes opens Hong Kong office
The law firm affirms its Hong Kong team members bring a wealth of knowledge and experience in their respective fields.
Mourant Ozannes opens Hong Kong office
The law firm affirms its Hong Kong team members bring a wealth of knowledge and experience in their respective fields.
Jia International Ltd. serves both homes and offices
New concepts of mobility increase functionality and take advantage of modular design innovations
Rhombus International Hotels Group has big plans
Expansion into Mainland China and Europe does not slow down the development and construction of the company’s new Hong Kong hotels.
Thomas Mayer & Associes Grants scholarship in France
As they celebrated their 15th birthday, the lawyers of Thomas Mayer & Associés (TMA) decided to do something unprecedented - they announced a...
Norton Rose reappoints Peter Martyr as Group Chief Executive
Mr. Martyr led the growth of the Group which will have more than 2,900 lawyers in 43 offices by next year.
Frank Chan appointed as Director of Electrical & Mechanical Services
His new role will take effect from December 17.
Four members of bogus marriage syndicate jailed
 Four Hong Kong residents who arranged bogus marriages were jailed when they appeared in the District Court.
Trade Marks Registry finds inaccurate data
Internal audits of its register revealed inaccuracies blamed on human error.
Ernst & Young opens EYAcademy in Hong Kong
The program is a holistic approach to develop local undergraduates into future leaders.
Travel Expert IPO shares 16.66 times subscribed
Offer Price Set at HK$0. 63 Per Share with expected net proceeds of HK$49.5mn.
PwC Hong Kong boosts asset management team
Developments in Asia’s fund management industry and offshore CNY market to fuel growth.
Herbert Smith appoints Mark Johnson as new head of Asia
As head of Asia, Johnson will chair the firm's Asia Executive Committee and take a lead role in the development and implementation of the firm's Asia...
Workaholic Hong Kongers: Executives lead the way in burning the midnight oil
14% of Hong Kong executives work in the hotel between midnight to 6am.
Salaries of Hong Kong CEOs grew 19% in 2010
The real estate sector paid Hong Kong executives the most, with total cash compensation amounting to RMB 7.3m.
Hopefluent profit up 27% to HK$75.5mn
The group strives to capture market opportunities and actively expand its business network in the second half of 2011.
Household water usage to be ascertained
The Water Supplies Department is currently interviewing 1,000 households for the Domestic Water Consumption Study to ascertain how water is being...
Funding applications invited for Guangdong-HK technology cooperation
The Hong Kong government invited applications for funding support for research and development projects under the 2011 Guangdong-Hong Kong Technology...
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