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Thai gelato brand Blendies debuts in Hong Kong
Thai gelato brand Blendies debuts in Hong Kong
The opening marks its first international expansion.
Hong Kong slips to third in global FDI rankings in 2025
UNCTAD says foreign investment inflows fell to $913.2b.
Reconova to boost global sales channels with IPO proceeds
Firm will expand vision intelligence products into three overseas regions using listing proceeds.
Hang Seng Bank unveils Prestige Club programme
Members get privileges and discounts in Hainan Airlines, China Mobile, amongst others.
Mox Bank launches annual travel cover for unlimited trips
Customers can purchase policies, manage coverage and file claims through the mobile app.
Wah Kwong NatPower, CKS to advance Hong Kong water transport electrification
The partnership will explore electric vessels, charging networks, and battery-swap systems.
Hong Kong holds 4th spot in global shipping centre index
The city remained amongst the world’s top five maritime hubs as Shanghai overtook London for second place.
Kwai Chung building up for sale with 120,000 sq. ft. GFA
It will be sold in its existing condition and may contain incomplete works.
Hang Seng Bank joins Alipay+ network
Customers can make QR payments at over 100 million merchants through one mobile app.
HSBC pilots digital structured product issuance in Hong Kong
Pilot transaction tests faster issuance, settlement, and servicing for institutional investors.
Hong Kong sets 2028 start, 2033 opening for Pak Shek Kok Station
Detailed planning and design for the station will proceed.
Midea, Hutchison Ports sign MoU to enhance port, logistics cooperation
YANTIAN named as the initial collaboration hub.
AI forecasting seen lifting taxi earnings 20%
The DASH-HKUST system points drivers to demand hotspots, lifting trips and cutting idle time.
Hong Kong consumers stay cautious despite stronger cash flow
Fewer consumers expect payment difficulties, but recession and inflation concerns continue to weigh on spending.
SMEs hit by triple business squeeze
Survey shows outbound spending and higher expenses continue to pressure earnings.
Hong Kong shoppers resist AI payments despite 74% adoption
Nearly one in two shoppers remain hesitant to let AI complete purchases after approval.
Investors can now pay stamp duty in RMB
It is expected to increase the RMB counter’s turnover and liquidity.
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