Hong Kong
Hong Kong healthcare pushes pricing clarity, trials, and biotech capacity
Hong Kong healthcare pushes pricing clarity, trials, and biotech capacity
Six in 10 patients delay treatment due to cost anxiety.
Jobless rate holds at 3.7% as labour force shrinks
Employment fell as fewer people join workforce.
Bupa Hong Kong unveils cross-border health plan amidst Shenzhen demand
Covers inpatient care in Greater China with outpatient benefits in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong explores Central Asia ties with Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan
The government plans talks on logistics infrastructure and light industry development.
Hong Kong to cap ride-hailing permits amidst road, transit concerns
The government cited road capacity and public transport demand in new rules.
Towngas seeks faster approvals for hydrogen trials
The company backed a new energy office tied to China’s five-year development plan.
Hong Kong cyber-hit firms report lower revenue losses than global average
QBE said 47% of Hong Kong businesses that experienced a cyber event suffered revenue loss.
HK banks to gain on IPO surge and stabilising property market
IPO applications in Hong Kong surged 61% in April compared to March.
Consumers face high fraud losses despite decline in digital fraud attempts
Most fraud occurs at account login and account creation stages.
Nearly eight in 10 workers report emotional exhaustion, few seek help
Workers stay in jobs despite high burnout and low leave rates.
Colliers Hong Kong taps Adrian Tand amidst industrial sector shift
The veteran property adviser will oversee industrial strategy and client advisory services.
Hong Kong insurers tighten pricing on complex construction risks, Aon says
Underwriters sharpen scrutiny on high-risk projects amidst rising catastrophe exposure.
CRE investments rise 41% to $12.5 in Q1
JLL said easing financing conditions and education-related demand supported activity.
Fit-out costs remain high but below Japan: report
The city may see a turnaround as financial firms return and Singapore faces Grade-A space constraints.
The Claude ban is a crash course in digital resilience — and that’s good for Hong Kong bankers
This pushes bankers to think under pressure – the skill that differentiates a commoditised analyst from a strategic advisor.
External debt climbs to $16t at end-2025 as banking sector share shrinks
Nearly 97% of the sector's debt comprised short-term liabilities.
Container throughput sinks to 12.99M TEUs in 2025 amidst sustained downward trend
Seaborne container throughput dropped to 8.97 million TEUs in 2025.
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