Hong Kong

China's largest lender by customers priced its Hong Kong shares at HK $3.20 apiece on Wednesday after the stock was offered for HK$2.88 to HK$3.48.

Secretary of Education Mr Michael Suen, after signing the MOU, will be visiting Seoul with a higher education delegation from Hong Kong.

The four pre-sale consents for residential developments are in Stanley, Ap lei Chau, Tai Kok Tsui and West Kowloon Reclamation Area.

A spokesman from the office said the Chief Executive has gathered certain members of the FTU to exchange views on the legislation for minimum wage.

A twice-daily service to Tokyo's Haneda Airport will commence on 31 October 2010.

China's leader in advanced steel manufacturing is set to issue 390 million shares in its global offering as it receives overwhelming response in the market.

Agreement to support the development and construction of Gansu Guazhou Ganhekou No 8 Wind farm is expected to commence by the end of 2010.

Lender posted 42% increase in lending to SMEs and 22% growth in deposits.

Cathay Pacific announced on Wednesday its new directors Mr William Edward James Barrington as Executive Director, and Mr Shiu Ian Sai Cheung as Non-Executive Director.

Hong Kong’s top department store operator by market value is planning to open a “landmark” store in Shanghai, its second in the city.