Hong Kong
OPPO deepens PolyU ties with $32.5m AI imaging research push
The university will also launch a new faculty to address computing needs.OPPO Mobile is set to deepen its partnership with Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) by increasing funding and tech investment, particularly within the PolyU-OPPO Joint Innovation Research Centre.
HKSTP inks 9 partnership agreements to boost ties with Middle East
One of the partnerships involves Saudi Arabia's FII Institute.
Braillic’s AR tech helps brain surgeons see through the walls
The medical software provider plans to expand its use to spinal and orthopaedic procedures.
HK's super-connector status draws Shanghai firms worth $2t
There are 200 Shangair companies listed in the HKEX.
Hong Kong to review capital rules to boost insurers’ infrastructure assets
It also plans to attract enterprises to establish captive insurers locally.Hong Kong will review the risk-based capital regime introduced in July, assessing capital requirements related to infrastructure investments to diversify insurance companies' asset allocations and encourage future investments.
AlixPartner names Una Ge as new HK partner and managing director
She was previously a partner at Deloitte China, focusing on cross-border restructuring.
Gov't rolls out finance course for seniors under Elder Academy scheme
It aims to expand the course to about 180 elder academies over the next three years.
Gov't eyes merging two R&D centres for faster tech development
ITC stated that it would save operating costs.
Six in 10 in HK without critical illness insurance
Yet, only 67% would take concrete actions.
Full-floor office at Wan Chai’s Convention Plaza for sale after 33 years
It spans approximately 16,225 square feet.
Paul Chan outlines Hong Kong's role in developing Belt and Road economies
He has met with officials in Saudi Arabia, witnessed various MoUs, and delivered a speech at the FII.
3 Hongkongers land on Forbes Asia's Power Businesswomen 2024
The youngest is Stephanie Lo, vice chairman of Shui On Land.Three Hongkongers were included in Forbes Asia’s Power Businesswomen 2024 for being the first women to step into their roles in their companies.The youngest of the three is Stephanie Lo, vice chairman of Shui On Land. Lo assumed the role in May, overseeing the China-focused property development arm of the Shui On Group, founded by her father, Vincent Lo.Also on the list is Clara Chan, CEO of Hong Kong Investment Corporation (HKIC). Prior to HKIC, Chan was a manager of direct investments at the Hong Kong Monetary Authority in 2010 where she handled the $39b bailout of Cathay Pacific during the pandemic.The third Hongkonger is Bonnie Chan, CEO of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, who has overseen a notable increase in listings this year. In the second quarter, 18 companies went public compared to 12 in the first, raising 79% more funds.
Country Garden's contracted sales hit $4.68B in October
Meanwhile, its GFA attributable to the shareholders reached 0.45 million sqm.
4 in 5 SMEs report easier bank credit approvals in Q3
Some, however, said the process was more difficult.
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