Hong Kong
Renminbi rise to fuel Bank of China HK’s growth
Renminbi rise to fuel Bank of China HK’s growth
The lender expects the currency to be used more often in cross-border deals.
EPD, Sinopec Corp ink hydrogen energy deal
The scope covers technical exchanges and experiences shared in the hydrogen energy industry.
HA to enforce enhanced estate management measures
It will begin on 1 December.
Hong Kong’s ZA Bank offers crypto trading services to retail users
Global crypto market capitalization has surged 90% to over US$2.3t.
Hospital Authority to establish committee for governance, and structural reforms
The HA will focus on governance, accountability, and safety culture.
HK Express re-enters Malaysian market in new Penang route
The company expects an influx of travellers with recent visa exemptions.
Adapt to market changes, focus on customers and sustainability for success – Forvis Mazars' Ivan Chan
He discussed Hong Kong’s shift to innovation, sustainability, and the role of leadership in business success.
Deliveroo reveals office workers' most ordered meals
Coffee remains to be the fuel of the corporate world as the day starts.
Amendment bill boosts environmental hygiene enforcement efficiency
Its first and second readings will be on 4 December.
Gov’t probes T-PARK’s exceedance of emission standards
This included the half-hourly average concentration.
Gov't introduces bill for remote court hearings
First reading of the bill will be on 4 December.
Hong Kong signs aviation deal with Mainland, Macao
This aims to expand cooperation in the areas of operational and airworthiness certification.
Hong Kong eyes saving 5.4 billion kWh energy from buildings
The new edition of BEC aims to uplift energy efficiency standards.
Hong Kong investment market shows signs of rebound after US Fed rate cut
However, the property investment market remained subdued.
Tsim Sha Tsui ranks fourth globally, tops APAC in retail rents
Rents in the shopping street rose 7% YoY.
Cathay Pacific’s passenger volume grows 19.6% YoY n in October
The airline attributed the increase to operating more than 10,000 flights.
Feed-in Tariff Scheme unlikely to continue beyond 2033
The scheme is set to expire at the end of 2033
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