Hong Kong
Hong Kong is 9th most expensive location globally for expats
In Asia, it's now the third priciest.
Cathay Pacific raises pay of most of Hong Kong staff
Bonuses are also on the way.
2016 Asia real estate activity full of capital flowing to core space
Flight to safe haven markets also cited.
New World Development buys 36% stake in Beames from CTFE
The consideration to be paid in cash.
Most Asian economies remain sluggish as 2015 closes
Investment has been weak across Asia.
Sa Sa reports sluggish 1HFY16 results with 10.6% yoy decline
Management remains cautious on fundamentals.
Worst not yet over for Sa Sa amid challenging outlook for 2HFY16
Obstacles loom in Hong Kong and Macau.
Asia's private sector debt service ratio keeps on rising
It's apparently a dirty secret.
0.45% weekly decline in residential sector works out to -21% annually
Over the period of CCL correction.
Hong Kong's overall retail sales slipped by 2.7%
Market's asset value has dropped massively by 29%.
CBD office rents ticks up by 3.1% per quarter
And a further 18% decline is lurking.
Online security in job applications should be paramount for seekers
Jobseekers could let their guard down.
Hong Kong's unemployment rate still stuck at 3.3%
Which sectors saw improvements in unemployment?
Cheung Kong Property's Yuccie Square launched at HK$11,950psf
ASP ranging from HK$9,932psf to HK$12,622psf.
HSBC supposedly lowered mortgage rate for borrowers of more than HK$10m
Is this because of its market share loss?
Why Hong Kong needs to keep tapping into overseas talent pools
Hong Kong's worsening talent gap and shortage of highly-skilled local professionals is driving employers to continue to look for overseas candidates. In our 2015 Hays Asia Salary Guide, 72% of employers in Hong Kong claimed they would consider sponsoring or employing a qualified overseas candidate. So what roles are employers considering overseas talent for?
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