Noreen Jazul
Gov’t deficit rises to $275.75b
In August, the deficit was at $183b.
Approved mortgage loans drop 4.7% MoM in October
The drop was likely due to the decrease in applications during the same month.
Hungry for money: 6 in 10 millennials will work more to increase their wealth
They are even willing to compromise their relations to maximise their riches.
HK, Guangdong launch cooperation projects on IP
The projects cover areas such as cross-boundary IP protection.
Exports value drop 10.4% YoY to $374.77b in October
The deterioration of the external economic environment contributed to the fall.
Under pressure: 3 major worries that keep CEOs awake at night
Some CEOs have planned to resign from their post amidst mounting pressure.
HK-operated businesses with parent companies located outside the city hit 8,978
Most companies operating in HK are from the Mainland.
Public feedback on FTA with Peru sought
Those interested may send feedback until 24 December.
What are the best expansion strategies for F&B operators?
CBRE said operators should consider two areas.
Feedback on enhancements on aircraft leasing preferential tax regime sought
The government proposed five changes to the regime.
Is now a good time to buy properties? 16% of Hongkongers think so
However, only a few are interested in buying a property.
Citi names new execs for 3 divisions
The new senior hires will take over their posts immediately.
Lands Department launches tender for Stanley site
The site has a maximum gross floor area of 44,615 sq m.
Self-storage operators lift industrial investment in October
Amongst these operators is Storhub.
Self-storage operators lift industrial investment in October
Amongst these operators is Storhub.
Retail spaces in non-core areas continue to pull investments
The retail podium at Coo Residences in Tuen Mun was sold for $450m.
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