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Hong Kong office deals surge as prices hit 60% below peak
Hong Kong office deals surge as prices hit 60% below peak
Owner-occupiers and Southeast Asian funds are back but geopolitical risk and uneven recovery threaten the rebound.
China Mobile tops 40 Hong Kong firms on Forbes Global 2000
The telco posted $1.86t (US$236.97b) in market value.
Internet use amongst seniors rises to 87% in 2025
Household online access stood at 96.9% across the territory in 2025.
HKUMed pioneers robot-assisted living-donor liver transplant
It addresses the core limitations of the manual technique.
AI exports to drive Hong Kong's 3.8% growth, says BEA
Consumption and investment are expected to extend the city's economic recovery.
Cathay passenger, cargo traffic see double-digit rise amidst fuel costs
Cathay Pacific posted an 86.8% passenger load factor in the month.
Private sector vacancies fall 12% as employment slips
Food and beverage services led the drop with 25% fewer openings.
Sankara Eye Hospital-CUHK deal expands paediatric eye care focus
It covers myopia treatment research, ROP care, and school screening programmes.
Hong Kong inflation picks up to 2% in May on transport, health costs
Holiday packages also helped drive prices up.
Hong Kong seals 96 agreements in Central Asia push
The deals span logistics, infrastructure, finance, professional services, and mining.
Hong Kong posts $35.2b balance of payments surplus in Q1
The current account surplus narrowed sharply as the city’s goods deficit widened to $92.8b.
Hong Kong Q1 real GDP growth rises to 5.9% on trade gains
Construction rebounded to a 7.6% rise after a prior quarter decline.
St. Paul's Hospital cuts boiler emissions in HK with Shell renewable diesel blend
It offers up to 30% less carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
ShanCom Bank offers exclusive mortgages for Henderson buyers
Buyers are offered a cash rebate of up to 1.3% and first-year home insurance.
Hong Kong and Fujian deepen cooperation in finance, trade
The new pacts also cover innovation and tech and education.
Student housing gap set to hit 147,200 beds by 2030
Office conversions picked up as demand outstrips pipeline across the city.
Hong Kong workers adopt AI faster than organisations: Microsoft
Only 19% of AI users said their leadership is consistently aligned on the technology.
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