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The power supplier previously said its earnings may be affected by the passage.

The move is the country’s first entry into the Japanese smart phone market.

Through the move, the company further expands coal asset base and enhances cost effectiveness.

The move to create synergies to achieve industry leadership through complementary strengths and shared resources.

Newly-commenced Licensing business increased its contribution to the Group’s revenue by 359.8% to HK$46.9 million for 1H FY2012.

 Four Hong Kong residents who arranged bogus marriages were jailed when they appeared in the District Court.

The company to invest CNY420mn to construct waste water treatment projects in Shandong Province.

Street shop rentals in traditional shopping districts projected to rise 12% in the next twelve months.

The Republic of Serbia has confirmed to grant visa-free access to Hong Kong Special Administrative Region passport holders for a stay of up to 14 days, the Immigration Department announced.  The arrangement comes into effect immediately.

The site at Area 66B2, Tseung Kwan O, New Territories, Tseung Kwan O Town Lot No. 119, in the 2011-12 Land Sale Programme will be disposed of by public tender.

Two recent court cases concerning operators of employment agencies reveal the consequences of non-compliance with the laws of Hong Kong.

Hong Kong introduced a number of measures on both the hardware and software fronts to support its growth, said Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Gregory So.

Invest Malaysia has been presented to Hong Kong fund managers Bursa Malaysia Bhd in partnership with OSK Investment Bank. The second Invest Malaysia Hong Kong road show shared the latest achievements of Malaysia's Economic Transformation Program. Now in its seventh year, Bursa Malaysia's flagship Invest Malaysia road show aims to showcase Malaysia's investment opportunities in key markets, including Hong Kong with a view to further growing and expanding the Malaysian capital market interest in the region. "Malaysia's unique centrality to Asean provides a natural ability for Malaysian companies to tap into the growth of the region," said chief executive officer of Bursa Malaysia, Datuk Tajuddin Atan. "The mid to large capitalised companies showcased in Hong Kong demonstrate the depth of our capital market and those leveraging on the Asean growth,"  he added. He said the Malaysian delegation also took the opportunity to highlight Malaysia's capital market integrity.

The target group to provide all technical services and consultancy, including oil and gas well drilling and other exploitation engineering work.

Yet signing a Canada-Hong Kong DTA would make Hong Kong a more attractive centre for investment.

Both the vessels set for delivery in Q2 2013.