Hong Kong
Easy money draws droves of Hong Kong investors
Easy money draws droves of Hong Kong investors
What should have been a humdrum day of selling banknotes marking the Bank of China’s 100th anniversary spun out of control into a “Get rich quick” opportunity that drew frantic investors by the hundreds.
January Exchange Fund foreign assets soars by $45.7bn
Hong Kong’s claims on the private sector reached $184.4bn.
Air China January passenger capacity up 6.6%
Yet cargo capacity fell by 6.8% and Revenue Freighter Tonne Kilometres down 25.9%.
Cathay Pacific starts offering new economy class experience
The new service provides ease featuring a quieter, more spacious cabin with between 26 and 34 seats per aircraft.
Dah Chong Hong join forces with Brasil Foods S.A.
Tie-up aimed to further develop DCH's food business.
Hong Kong Airlines unveils world’s first all-business class A330-200
Launching coupled with roadshows in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Beijing.
Exports stay weak in December
Already diminished by faltering global demand, Hong Kong’s exports continued their disconcerting plunge in December.
Investors avoid initial gold ETF in RMB
All that glitters isn’t gold, including gold exchange-traded funds denominated in renminbi.
Tsang fears for exports; sees no growth
Exports could make or break Hong Kong’s economy this year. And the first quarter isn’t showing any signs for optimism.
Widespread protests hit plan to ease road travel between Hong Kong and Guangdong
It's no longer about left-hand driving versus right-hand driving.
Sino Harbour Property profit up 17.3% to $13.03mn
Through delivery of a gross floor area of approximately 43,600 sq m. revenue soared by 19.7% to $49.67mn.
Combined Cathay Pacific January passengers up 12%
Yet combined tonnes of cargo and mail was carried by the two airlines dropped 19.5% last month.
Hongkong Jet adds 5 cabin aircraft to its fleet
The company has been able to bring aircraft into operation after signing the respective aircraft management agreements.
CapitaMalls Asia profit up 8.1% to HK$2.8mn
2012 will be inflection point for CapitaMalls Asia with more than 50.0% of its malls in China operational.
Hong Kong needs more foreign workers
Age is finally catching up to Hong Kong's aging and declining work force.
Goodbye to cross-border permits?
Motoring to Guangdong from Hong Kong will be easier starting March—but only for a few.
Houston and Hong Kong look to more trade
Hong Kong and the largest port city and city in Texas have a lot in common.
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