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These are the major property deals you may have missed this month
These are the major property deals you may have missed this month
Wheelock, Swire amongst winning bidders.
Leung shut down HK TV's free to air license application
Communications Authority says it recommended approval of all three applications.
Deterioration observed in Hong Kong property market
Japan, however, outperforming Asian competitors.
Here are 4 big-time property investment deals in 3Q
Guess which transaction reached a whopping US$116.1m?
Hong Kong banks compliance officers get big pay hikes
That’s due to a shortage of risk and compliance officers.
PCCW sets-up HK$300 million Independent Productions Fund
Could lead to greater variety of quality programs in Hong Kong.
Why the grass is greener than ever for Hong Kong's exhibition industry
It was responsible for HK$40.8b of HK expenditure.
Office rental growth losing steam amidst surge in US treasury yields
Property curbs, high prices turn off speculators.
62% of Hong Kong banks say temporary staff increased
This is since the global financial crisis.
Hong Kong to eat into Singapore’s market share as bunkering hub
This due to changing global trade patterns.
October housing sales rebounded to HK$27.7b
But here is the catch.
Kowloon Bay site sold for $2.6b
Here's the winning bidder.
China intensifying financial attack on Hong Kong
Part of China’s push to promote its FTZs.
Hong Kong SMEs stumbling in overseas expansion
Half determined to do business in China..
Here's proof that Hong Kong's property investment opportunities are becoming scarce
Are the 'good' ones gone?
Hong Kong employees to receive 4.5% pay hike next year
Grass will be greener for these industries.
Feeble recovery haunts Hong Kong’s private sector
No noticeable growth recorded in October.
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