In Focus

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority will allow the city’s banks to use foreign currency liquid assets to meet the liquidity coverage ratio requirements of Basel III.

For Hong Kong’s mall developers, the phrase “Go West” means go to Chengdu.

A Samaritan Fund of HK$10 billion will help ease spending on essential drugs and other medical items.

Leisure travelers boosted Hong Kong’s visitor numbers by 15.6% in the first quarter.

Total restaurant sales grew by 6% to HK$23.4b in 1Q2012, but sales volume shrank by 0.2%.

Outcome of property transactions over the Golden Week public holiday seems to reflect the market's cautious outlook on projects by local developers.

Financial Secretary John Tsang is on the last leg of a tour to further promote Hong Kong’s advantages as a business destination to a trio of key Asian trading partners.

A recent study reveals that over 90% of professionals surveyed said moving to Hong Kong had improved their career prospects.

Hong Kong's stock market regulator shows the bite behind its bark.

Substandard companies have bruised Hong Kong’s financial reputation as the world’s top IPO venue.

The economic slowdown hasn’t dampened demand for office space in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong saw more investment banking redundancies than Singapore, China, and Australia in the first quarter of 2012.

Compensation for top-tier candidates in Asia Pacific might have risen by 15% to 25% a year for the past five years.

Demand for milk powder and safe products for infants hike up consumer purchases in the country.

Despite efforts to curb its growth, the property price bubble is again showing signs of strength.

The Lands Department said it will open tender invitations on April 27 for two residential lots with a combined size of more than 11,000 square metres.