Hong Kong

Hong Kong will remain imperiled in 2012.

Sir Chung-kong Chow, former boss of Hong Kong’s MTR metro system, now heads the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, Ltd.

The reported PPOP figure is 22% higher than operating expenses. 

Financial Secretary John Tsang was in Bangkok yesterday for the last leg of his Southeast Asian visit.

Financial Secretary John Tsang is on the last leg of a tour to further promote Hong Kong’s advantages as a business destination to a trio of key Asian trading partners.

Living adequately in Hong Kong is becoming more and more of a challenge.

A recent study reveals that over 90% of professionals surveyed said moving to Hong Kong had improved their career prospects.

Despite rising rents, local and international retailers continued their aggressive expansion to secure retail premises in prime locations.

Hong Kong's stock market regulator shows the bite behind its bark.

The relentless drop in foreign trade has finally goaded the government to act.

Substandard companies have bruised Hong Kong’s financial reputation as the world’s top IPO venue.

Soaring costs threaten to clip the wings of Cathay Pacific Airways, Ltd.

Hong Kong now has 154 licensed banks.

Nine batches were reported to have snuck in to the market and the plant of origin may be owned by Coca Cola.

The company's Hong Kong operations experienced a drop of 2.5% in same store sales growth and overall sales showed no improvements.  

The transaction, set at a 3% revenue, saw very strong demand from both European and Asian investors.