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HK launches first mobile payment service for public transport commuters
HK launches first mobile payment service for public transport commuters
Allows payment by smartphones using NFC trechnology.
Sotheby’s Hong Kong sets 16 records for summer auction
US$542m record sales exceed forecast.
InvestHK reports completion of 3,000th investment project
It’s a biodiesel plant at Tseung Kwan O Industrial Estate.
Hong Kong's domestic credit growth seen to rise further
Could also increase property market bubble risks.
Here's a sneak peek at Plaza Premium's flagship pay-in lounge at HKIA
It is slated to open in November.
Things you should know about Wing Hang Bank's suspected suitors
Clue: One of them is Singapore-based.
Analysts predict a measly 10-20% chance that CITIC's new strategies will work out
Not a very good news indeed.
Why analyst thinks Hong Kong's liquidity boom will reverse
HK unlikely to withdraw admin measures.
Hong Kong's Queen’s Road Central amongst world's costliest retail streets
Canton Road, Causeway Bay also on the list.
Hong Kong inks customs pact with Russia
To combat transnational offences.
Analyst warns against 'patchy' recovery in Hong Kong trade
Global improvements provide little respite.
Why Hong Kong should brace itself for weak exports recovery this year
July-August data hit only 4.3%.
Hong Kong's fixed investment growth jumped to 7% in 2Q
What is in store for 3Q?
Analysts predict a 'slightly stronger' GDP growth for Hong Kong
Forecast is pegged at 3%.
Cathay Pacific unveils fourth daily flight to LA
Plus three more direct flights to Chicago.
Macau’s Golden Week gross gaming revenue up 38% to MOP10.4b
Analyst predicts more record-breaking figures.
Hong Kong foreign currency reserve assets fell to US$303.5b
No unsettled FX contracts recorded in September.
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