Hong Kong

Transport receipts drop 12% in 2023

Transport receipts drop 12% in 2023

On a per establishment basis, receipts dropped 13.8% to $24.2m.

Gov’t unveils blueprint to boost arts and culture sector

The blueprint consists of 71 measures under four strategic directions.

Gov't cuts quarantine period for cats and dogs imported from Macau

The quarantine period will be shortened to 30 days, from the current 120 days.

HSBC Hong Kong’s real estate risks to persist through 2025

The bank should see good profitability, strong capitalization, and adequate liquidity, however.

Hang Seng Bank champions responsible AI implementation and governance

The innovations in AI technology ensure responsible and effective implementation of its use cases and patterns.

HK is seventh most active real estate market in APAC

However, the office rental growth index has been in decline since 2023.

Hong Kong pharmaceutical market to be valued at $23.4b by 2028

However, competition from neighbouring markets poses downside risks.

Chief Executive appoints six new HKU Council members

The government established a task group to investigate the university's internal operations. 

UOB, SGE ink MoU to deepen gold market cooperation

UOB is the only bank providing gold products in Singapore.

9 in10 HK firms expect cross-border e-commerce to drive sales growth

The global B2C e-commerce sales will reach $46.7t (US$6t) this year.

AAHK signs $4.62b agreement to acquire Zhuhai Airport

Secretary for Transport & Logistics Lam Sai-hun witnessed the signing ceremony.

Gov’t extends judiciary e-Appointment services

This will enable users to apply for self-bankruptcy petitions and probate applications online.

InvestHK opens office in Cairo

This is part of its effort to attract companies from MENA.

Hong Kong top court affirms same-sex spouses' housing rights

Two judicial reviews concerned rights under public rental housing and the Home Ownership Scheme.

Hong Kong condemns US lawmakers' claim as financial hub for illicit financial activities

A government spokesperson called the  allegations ‘malicious’ and ‘grossly unfounded.’