Hong Kong

Hong Kong's gross national product rose 7% to $511.3 billion in the fourth quarter last year over the same period in 2010.

Vang Iek Motors (Hong Kong) Limited is pleased to announce that it becomes the distributor of Mazda Hong Kong in January. Vang Iek held a press conference today at JW Marriott, and Mr. Gary Cheung, the CEO of Vang Iek, ITOCHU Corporation - Daigen Nakajima, Vang Iek Group Macau representatives, Directors of Vang Iek, Cheng Kin Shing and Cheng Kin Ming also attended today’s press conference. Mr. Cheung explained the main reason of Vang Iek to be the distributor of Mazda Hong Kong, “our extensive experience and enthusiasm in auto-sales industry as well as outstanding sales performance and professionalism of Mazda Macau, is one of the reasons why Mazda believe in us”. As an entrepreneur of a sizable corporation with 77 years’ history in Macau, Vang Iek are devoted to provide exceptional after-sales service and it is our utter wish to score full confidence from our customers in Hong Kong. We have been partnering with Mazda for over 46 years, and we forge a closer tie this year as we become Mazda distributor in Hong Kong. We sincerely hope that our business expansion in Hong Kong will deliver prominent success in the future.  

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Hong Kong's official foreign currency reserves amounted to US$294.7 billion at the end of February, up US$1.9 billion on January, the Monetary Authority said.

Net profit attributable to equity shareholders increased to HK$14.716b.

After a lapse of seven years, Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing is again Asia’s richest person.

AXA will become the exclusive provider of general insurance products to HSBC’s customers in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong will soon remove some restrictions on food imports from Japan imposed because of the nuclear crisis caused by the nuclear accident at Fukushima Prefecture.