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Gov't approves bill to resolve payment issues in construction sector
Gov't approves bill to resolve payment issues in construction sector
The ordinance will be published in the Government Gazette on 27 December.
Businesses to focus on sustainability, workforce upskilling in 2025: report
This is due to shifting investor demand for sustainability and limited tech talent.
Hong Kong’s insurance sector could see 3% to 4% salary hikes in 2025
Hong Kong is expected to maintain steady hiring activity in 2025 despite sluggish economy.
Octopus expands payment options for visitors to Mainland China
The new seamless payment solution is available starting this December.
3 in 10 companies to raise salary budget in 2025 to attract talent
Sales and tech talent will be in demand in Hong Kong in 2025.
GDP growth slows in Q3
The services sector sees mixed results.
AEF launches US$150m venture fund to scale AI startups globally
The fund is managed by AEF’s investment arm, NextGen Partners.
HK sees surge in overseas and Mainland firms, and startups
This reflects its increasing attractiveness to businesses.
Bus fare increases to be implemented on 5 January
Fare increase is expected to be $1 or less per trip for the majority of passengers.
Welfare cases down 0.2% in November
The number of recipients stood at 264,371.
Buildings Department approves 11 new building plans in October
Two plans were approved on Hong Kong Island, three in Kowloon, and six in the New Territories.
2025 budget to reflect public views
The public consultation, which began on Sunday, has already received a wealth of feedback.
Unemployment rate remains stable at 3.1% in September-November
Underemployment rate also stayed at 1.1%.
HK warns of fake elderly medical insurance ads
It clarified that it has never published nor authorised such advertisements.
Hongkong Land launches new Centricity app for office tenants
It aims to give a more personalised and seamless access to the company’s services.
Towngas secures spot in Dow Jones Sustainability Index for third consecutive year
It also achieved an S&P Global ESG Score of 71, up by six points from last year.
Hong Kong tourists to ‘transform themselves’ through travel
Two-thirds (71%) of respondents consider visiting darker sky destinations.
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