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HK life insurance booms amidst regulatory reforms
HK life insurance booms amidst regulatory reforms
There has been a surge in sales made by both banks and smaller insurers.
AXA Hong Kong and Macau unveils cross-border health management
The network includes over 500 doctors and 30 specialist services.
Colliers launches retail platform in Hong Kong
The initiative aims to address shifting demands in Hong Kong’s retail property sector.
FLOW begins construction on new 30MW Tokyo data campus
The facility will include two buildings with a combined IT load capacity of 30 megawatts (MW).
MoU promoting globalisation of clinical trial signed
The MoU will implement the first multi-centre clinical trial project.
Gov’t OKs CMHK offer in planned HKBN acquisition
Communication Authority has accepted relevant commitment.
Global fashion group brings athleisure into Hong Kong
The brand is targeting young consumers.
Wang On Group unit, ADPF Oregon form JV to purchase a hotel
The JV will purchase the 199-room Hotel Ease Mong Kok.
Joy City Property proposes $2.93b share buy-back
The company plans to delist after the buy-back.
Hong Kong startups miss out on up to $12.6m in grant funding
The estimate is based on responses from 118 startup founders, of whom 84 had not applied for government support.
Hong Kong Express adds Guiyang to flight route
It is the first local airline to operate direct flights to the provincial capital of Guizhou.
Consultancy agreement for cross-border railway awarded
The deal is for the development of a 7.3-kilometre rail connecting Hung Shui Kiu to border.
HKT profit climbs 4% to $2.07b in H1
Revenue grew by 4% to $17.322b.
Shoucheng Holdings buys back 20.65M shares
Confident in short-term valuations due to potential returns in robotics and medical technology.
HSBC’s profits down 30.6% to $11.51b in H1 2025
Revenue declined by 9% to $34.1b during the six-month period.
Task group evaluates proposals for third medical school
Expert advisors initiated the next phase of work.
Hang Seng Bank’s credit risks rise, but capital buffers remain strong
Credit losses rose to HK$4.86b in H1 versus HK$1.5b a year earlier.
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