Hong Kong

The government now has the means to better monitor short selling.

Hong Kong’s property market is normalizing and should see welcome reductions in high property prices.

There would be negative impact on HKEx’s balance sheet, says the analyst.

The Top 10 secondary residential estates reported a mere 13 sales transactions over the 15 June weekend.

China will issue sovereign renminbi bonds in Hong Kong with a total value of RMB23 billion.

Hong Kong has its first law against anti-competitive conduct after a decade of trying but doubts persist about the law’s effectiveness.

Hong Kong is investing HK$12.5 million to entice Indian tourists to visit the city.

A historic deal will see Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd attain a long-sought aim of diversifying into commodities.

The departure of Ina Drew, Chief Investment Officer at JP Morgan Chase, reminds us that things move fast and mercilessly in the world of business. She had been with the company for 30 years. But as the senior manager in charge of the London group (including the colourfully named “London Whale” trader) who made the disastrous bets that caused the US$2 billion debacle, she had to go.

Budget carrier AirAsia Philippines will begin flying to Hong Kong from the Philippines on July 19.

Hong Kong’s employers claim that paid paternity leave is a key reason for Europe’s massive economic woes today.

There is no need for the government to change the linked exchange rate system that has served Hong Kong well over the years.

Private residential building projects were the main contributors in the construction work increase.

Those willing to become members of Hong Kong’s electoral council are required to register at the relevant office in Hong Kong between July 10 and 25.

State-owned clean energy firm Huadian Fuxin Energy Corporation falls victim to the weak global economy.

The British company that owns Johnnie Walker, Smirnoff and Baileys is considering an IPO in Hong Kong.