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Only 27% of Hong Kong firms spend over $5.8m on AI
Only 27% of Hong Kong firms spend over $5.8m on AI
Hong Kong companies identified edge computing as their top IT priority.
How optimistic are Hong Kong businesses now?
Top priorities over the next three years include customer acquisition.
HashKey expands bank services to 32 countries
The platform now supports transfers in CNH, HKD, USD, and EUR.
New World’s bond decision seen as red flag for liquidity risks
S&P warns the situation could hurt buyer confidence.
HKSTP launches search for San Tin Technopole development partners
The Technopole is expected to provide high-quality, sustainable infrastructure tailored for global and local technology enterprises.
Mainland visitor turnout at HK exhibitions up 21%
Participation by exhibiting companies grew by 13.9%, reaching nearly 52,000.
Business receipts rise by double digits for some service sectors in Q1
Two sectors, however, reported declines.
HK Express launches daily direct flights to Subang, Malaysia
Subang is the airline’s second destination in Malaysia after Penang.
Construction works' gross value up 1.9% in Q1
Public sector works surged 17.4%.
SME business outlook improves slightly in May
The outlook DI for June is 45.4.
CLPe, CNOOC complete largest LNG bunkering in Hong Kong
The Hanoi Express received around 10,000 cubic metres of LNG.
Hong Kong draws $402m in global development capital: report
The city secured US$402m in cross-border capital for land and development sites over the past 12 months.
Hong Kong’s millionaire density trails only mainland China: report
It noted Hong Kong as having one of the highest millionaire densities in the world, second only to mainland China.
Gov’t sees positive response on re-domiciliation legislation
The government received 150 inquiries on the legislation.
Link REIT clarifies position on possible spin-off of regional properties
Studies on potential deals do not guarantee any transaction.
Rising benefit costs top concern for 81% of HK employers
As a result, employers are turning to smarter spending.
Uber warns driver quota threatens earnings, reliability
More than 30,000 people in Hong Kong earned money by driving using the Uber app.
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