A more lenient entry policy is benefiting tourism-related sectors.
A more lenient entry policy is benefiting tourism-related sectors.
Early-stage startups in Hong Kong have raised $23.3m this year.
Lawyers, surveyors, engineers, and architects with a track record in handling claims will be in demand.
Critics say the job program is too broad and not diverse enough.
The company plans to hire underwriters who understand the RE language, says Hong Kong branch CEO Michael Ahn.
Listed companies may use repurchased stocks to fund investment and capital needs.
They should expect a salary hike of as much as 15%.
The tool promises to speed up the design process by more than 60%.
Hong Kong’s biggest stadium may need to host 150 events of different sizes yearly to be commercially viable.
The tax relief is welcome, but costs would still dictate the decision to move.
The company can rebuild Web2 apps in Web3 using advanced cryptographic tools.
The startup has created a smart helper that also helps students learn faster.
The startup plans to save about 62,400 kilos of food waste in 2025.
Tax perks and access to Africa await foreign investors.
Food and beverage account for 71% of new foreign retail entrants, according to JLL.
Eleven men and nine women made it to the list.
Analysts are not too worried about the impact of US tariffs on Asian investments.
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