When billionaire Robert Kuok launched a luxury hotel brand in 1971, he named it Shangri-La, after the fictional utopia in which inhabitants enjoy unheard-of longevity. Ensconced in his executive...
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- May 22, 2013
- Updated: 5:30pm
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Companies controlled by Li Ka-shing and Robert Kuok have formed a joint venture with Hong Kong-listed Beijing Properties (Holdings) to develop a port on the mainland.
Paper products maker signs up three prominent businessmen as substantial shareholders in flotation
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Hong Kong-based property firm Kerry Properties on Friday reported a net profit of $1.6 billion for the sixth months to June, up 131 per cent from the same period last year...
Shangri-La Asia will scrap its proposed final dividend of five HK cents a share for the past financial year.
The luxury hotel operator's move follows decisions by Cathay Pacific...
Three Shangri-La Asia subsidiaries yesterday sold 30 million parent-company shares at HK$9.50 each.
SHANGRI-LA Asia has interests in Shangri-La and Traders hotels and resorts in Hong Kong, the mainland, the Philippines, Indonesia and Fiji.
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