Hong Kong

Sales of short-term savings product were hit.

The Chinese food review firm sold 480.27 million shares at $69 apiece.

Robo-advisors are steadily luring the tech-savvy mass affluent.

The SAR is set to pounce on London who’s been losing luster due to Brexit.

The world’s most expensive property market is finally slowing down.

The bank has already tied up with four tech companies.

‘HARO’ can now help customers manage their personal finances.

Over 700,000 in sporting tickets were sold last year.

One developer has included a high-speed rail holiday in its apartment package.

HNWIs from the Mainland are edging out AuM from other APAC markets.

This is part of the pledge to increase R&D expenditure to GDP to 1.5% by 2022.

Its value rose by 8.1% to $18.5b.

Once a thriving expat hub, the SAR has plunged to 56th place in the global expat life rankings.

Two years ago, I shared with Hong Kong Business readers how we will be able to build smarter retail infrastructure through in-store artificial intelligence (AI). I am pleased to see that AI-based chatbots are now in widespread use around the world. However, the incredible potential of AI remains largely unrealised in Hong Kong, whilst the number of opportunities has expanded immensely.

This is part of the ongoing effort to redevelop Kwun Tong town centre.

It’s aiming for a market cap greater than all Hong Kong-listed restaurant operators combined.