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Yifan Yu
Yifan Yu
Yifan Yu is an intern at the South China Morning Post.

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Inside an overwhelmed Beijing hospital amid China’s Covid surge

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U.S. nears 800,000 Covid-19 deaths

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Samsonite sales up 31pc in first half after Tumi acquisition

A detail of a Samsonite bag is seen in a shop in downtown Rome, Italy. Photo: Reuters

Across The Border | China’s sharing economy may not be real, but the money is

As many as 600 million people are involved in China’s sharing economy, with the value of transactions estimated at US$500 billion.

Country Garden posts higher profit on sales growth

President and executive director Mo Bin says Beijing’s capital outflow and overseas investment controls haven’t affected their business. Photo: K. Y. Cheng

Update | China Resources Beer posts 93.4pc surge in interim profit

Chinese breweries are recovering from stagnated beer consumption in recent years, as the results showed

Hong Kong stocks slip as Cathay Pacific rallies on rating upgrades

Lenovo falls 3.4pc after posting surprise loss for first quarter; Power Assets down 2.8pc as shares trade ex-dividend

Hong Kong stocks edge lower despite Tencent post-earnings rally

Live video platform Tian Ge suspended from trading after short seller’s report

Guangzhou luxury home prices rise 36pc, highest globally

New World Riverside Villas is one of the most luxurious residential projects in Guangzhou. Photo: SCMP

Update | HK stocks extend gains, led by Tencent and Chinese banks

Hang Seng recovers from last week’s losses

Update | HK market edges lower as drop in oil prices hits energy stocks

The Hang Seng Index lost 0.09pc to 27,225.89 which some investors blamed on the heavy influence of Tencent, which dropped 1.61pc. The online giant reports its interims on Wednesday. Photo: AP

Update | Tech giant Tencent leads rebound in Hong Kong stocks

The Hang Seng Index gained 1.36 per cent, or 366.72 points, to 27,250.23 on Monday. Photo: AFP

Across The Border | Why China’s singles may be hurting the economy

China’s swelling ranks of singletons has been spurred by economic development and a profound change in people’s perceptions of remaining unattached Photo: Reuters

Office decentralisation in Hong Kong continues but rents remain high

Why Hong Kong investors are targeting London property

Hong Kong companies have been snapping up London property this year. Photo: Shutterstock

Warning issued on security of stock trading apps

“This report tells us that the most commonly used mobile trading apps available in Hong Kong are not secure enough,” says Frankie Wong, vice chairperson of Internal Affairs at the Professional Information Security Association. Photo: Reuters

Across The Border | MTR’s rail-plus-property business model could be useful for China

A packed Mong Kok Station in Hong Kong. Photo: Felix Wong

China’s curbs on overseas deals deflate ChiNext bubble

Across The Border | China’s AI industry has this one huge advantage over the US

China’s population of smartphone users, numbering more than 730 million, provide a massive supply of data on a daily basis. Photo: AFP

China’s outbound investment slumps 46pc in first half of 2017

Non-financial outbound direct investment fell 45.8 per cent year on year to US$48.19 billion in the first half. Photo: Reuters

Foreign nutritional products seek new growth strategies in China

China’s health supplement market is forecast to be worth US$26.5 billion by 2020. Photo: Jonathan Wong

Hong Kong’s women less likely to invest, but are they better at it?

YouGov found women were more risk-averse and usually targeted long-term, low-risk investments such as property. Photo: Alamy Stock Photo

Update | Hong Kong stocks log worst week in 4 months on tech rout

The flag of the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited flies outside the bourse in Hong Kong. Photo: EPA

China stocks hit nearly 3-month high as insurers continue rally

Hong Kong stocks pare declines at close as insurers and car manufacturers help offset losses in banks and telecoms

Update | Hong Kong stocks rebound as Tencent fears ease, but gains limited

An undated photo of a North Korean missile test. The hermit state’s test of an intercontinental ballistic missile on Tuesday has rattled markets. Photo: AP

Update | Hong Kong stocks suffer worst fall in 7 months; Tencent plunges on ‘poison’ charge

Tencent led losses in Hong Kong after it said it would limit playing time for Honour of Kings, its popular role-playing game for smartphones. Photo: SCMP Handout

Financials advance in Hong Kong as Bond Connect kicks off

Update | Hong Kong stocks rise after Bond Connect launches

The flag of the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing flies outside the bourse in Hong Kong. Photo: EPA
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