Buying by directors surged after falling for four straight weeks, while selling plunged during the holiday-shortened week of May 13 to 16, based on filings with the Hong Kong stock exchange.
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- May 22, 2013
- Updated: 1:07pm
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Sixteen Hong Kong banks have agreed on a joint proposal that could see investors in Lehman Brothers minibonds recover most of their original investments.
Risk in its various forms - whether in business, banking or investing - is a fact of life.
Standard Chartered's decision to buy back Lehman Brothers-linked derivative products may have pleased affected investors, but critics have urged the government to keep a tighter rein on the city's...
Standard Chartered will pay HK$1.48 billion to buy back the HK$2.19 billion worth of outstanding Lehman Brothers derivative products it sold.
The move marks a big step forward in...
A farm or garden appears to be taking shape on a controversial site at Tai Long Sai Wan beach, Sai Kung, despite a government zoning order meant to halt development.
The developer of the so-called 'rubbish dump' flats in Mid-Levels is offering a better buy-back price for owners.
But four buyers who accepted an earlier compensation package have...
The share price of Fubon Bank (Hong Kong) rose to its highest level in more than two years yesterday after its parent offered to buy back shares at a premium to privatise the bank.
The developer that delivered 'rubbish dump flats' at a Mid-Levels project is offering to buy back the 26 problem apartments in a deal totalling HK$300 million.
To many people in Tin Shui Wai, the 'City of Sadness', jobs can be few and far between. The town of more than 270,000 residents has a 9 per cent unemployment rate, the highest in Hong Kong. Locals...
1977 Special Committee on Land Production recommends government study feasibility of developing Tin Shui Wai.
1979 Mightycity, a consortium owned mainly by China Resources and...
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