Hong Kong
Eurozone crisis took its toll in 42% of Hong Kong businesses: survey
Eurozone crisis took its toll in 42% of Hong Kong businesses: survey
That's comparable to global average of 40%.
Home sales plunge 19.3% to 7,035
Overall worth of sales was $42b.
17 immigration violators busted
Government clamps down on illegal workers, employers.
Property bubble threat remains serious
Financial Secretary John Tsang again sounds warning against a persistent menace.
LME braces for more Chinese members
The London Metal Exchange currently has only one member from China.
Insurance industry reports heartening growth
Gross premiums and underwriting profit rise during the first three quarters.
Kingsoft issues clarification
There was an error in a previous announcement.
Motorists guilty of drug driving inch 7% higher
But drink driving cases dipped 7%.
Insurance premiums surge 10% to $190.1b
Industry is alive and kicking.
SIG Holiday loses its licence
Five branches ceased business.
17 building plans get go-ahead in October
Time to pop the champagne.
South Beauty Group to list in Hong Kong
Operator of tony restaurant chain to use funds for expansion.
Cathay Pacific launches direct flights to Hyderabad
Airline schedules four flights every week to Hyderabad.
Hong Kong to become world's largest financial center by 2017
Jobs boom to fuel rise as World Number One.
Exchange Fund assets slip $34.1b
HKD assets decreased by $22.6b.
Foreign currency deposits up 2.2%
And RMB deposits increased 1.7$ to RMB554.8b.
Passenger fuel overcharge to be slashed to $243
Pop the champagne for an eased burden.
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