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Alternative payments is top choice for e-commerce purchases in Hong Kong
Alternative payments is top choice for e-commerce purchases in Hong Kong
It accounts for 41.7% share in 2023.
The Connaught in Sai Ying Pun up for sale via tender
The property has a guide price of $600m.
HK implements advance flight info system to boost border control
A rollout phase will be implemented to allow over 100 operators to connect to the system.
Housing Bureau launches light housing aid scheme
It will provide allowances ranging from $1900 to $12,550.
MTR Corp. records low property cash since 2017
S&P expects property development cash inflows to reach $1.5b to $2b yearly.
Mannings demonstrates remarkable marketing strategies through AI-driven solutions, first-party data
Its AI personalisation journey has stood out and has yielded exceptional results.
Cash-rich investors gain leverage as Hong Kong property prices fall
Investors are snapping up properties at prices that are up to 69% lower than historical highs.
CSSA provides $500 subsidty to disabled employees
They will provide an additional $500 subsidy per month.
Housing Bureau, HA launch “well-being design” guide
The guide consists of eight booklets, covering eight well-being concepts.
Wharf Hotels rebrands Marco Polo Hotels
The change was to address the ‘bleisure’ trend.
Hong Kong’s insurance premiums climb 5.1% YoY in H1 2024
Both long-term and general business recorded YoY growths.
HK inks health emergencies pact with Mainland China, Macau
Under the cooperation, the three places will communicate about infectious diseases.
Hong Kong's REIT sector faces sharp valuation decline
Meanwhile, its average leverage ratio rose to 30.2% in 2023 from 27.8% in 2022.
Cathay Pacific inspects entire A350 fleet amidst engine issues
The fleet has a total of 48 A350 aircraft.
Five industrial buildings in Sai Kung worth $950m for sale
The total site area is 129,526 sq ft whilst the gross floor area is approximately 383,579 sq ft.
Hong Kong fines WeChat Pay HK for legal breaches
WeChat Pay Hong Kong self-reported the case.
Cathay to buy back warrants from gov't for $1.5b
The group expects to repurchase the warrants for at least HK$1.5b.
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