Hong Kong

Cathay and KTSP will launch the Greater Bay Area’s first aviation-themed immersive experience.

It offers high annual benefit limits with no lifetime cap.

The approved plans are for residential, industrial, commercial, and community service developments.

Companies remain cautious about adding new headcounts due to an oversupply in both the commercial and residential sectors.

Tools like Power BI and Tableau are becoming essential, whilst multilingual proficiency in Cantonese, English, and Mandarin is also highly valued 

Hiring trends show that 54% of companies plan to maintain headcount, whilst 34% intend to expand.

The Hong Kong-based banking and financial services company received acclaim for its cross-boundary services.

Lawyers, surveyors, engineers, and architects with a track record in handling claims will be in demand.

The IPO is priced at HK$202.50 per share.

Current market dynamics reveal a shift towards end-users; investors increasingly focus on acquiring real estate that meets their operational requirements. 

The company was named the General Insurance awardee for its comprehensive export credit insurance services.

The company redefines the travel experience with seamless lounge access, rewards, and exclusive benefits through its app, Smart Traveller 2.0.

The global payments leader has been instrumental in advancing cross-border and cross-boundary commerce and travel for the Greater Bay Area (GBA).

The global company was awarded for its Greater Bay Area (GBA) Corporate Credit Solutions, which helps businesses manage credit risks in domestic and export markets.

Amongst 18 "arenas of competition," four stand out as particularly promising for the city.

CLP Power Hong Kong Limited bagged the Utilities accolade for its eMobility Grid Management Platform (eGMP).