Foxconn Technology Group said it has made 1 billion yuan (US$142 million) in new investment towards its facilities in the northern Chinese city of Taiyuan.
As ‘iPhone City’ stumbles, Foxconn pumps money into another China plant
Foxconn Technology Group said it has made 1 billion yuan (US$142 million) in new investment towards its facilities in the northern Chinese city of Taiyuan.
Oh Canada! Why is HSBC leaving its fifth biggest market?
HSBC’s sale of its Canadian business to Royal Bank of Canada for US$10 billion jettisons a business that has been profitable for a decade. What comes next for the UK-based lender as top shareholder Ping An piles on pressure to spin off its Asian operations?
Shared voice clip dispels rumour of Evergrande founder’s suicide
Evergrande is keeping the world’s banks and capital markets on tenterhooks as it grapples with interest payments and billions in debt, all of which are supposed to be worked out in a massive corporate overhaul.
Oh Canada! Why is HSBC leaving its fifth biggest market?
HSBC’s sale of its Canadian business to Royal Bank of Canada for US$10 billion jettisons a business that has been profitable for a decade. What comes next for the UK-based lender as top shareholder Ping An piles on pressure to spin off its Asian operations?
Shared voice clip dispels rumour of Evergrande founder’s suicide
Evergrande is keeping the world’s banks and capital markets on tenterhooks as it grapples with interest payments and billions in debt, all of which are supposed to be worked out in a massive corporate overhaul.
Evergrande is keeping the world’s banks and capital markets on tenterhooks as it grapples with interest payments and billions in debt, all of which are supposed to be worked out in a massive corporate overhaul.
Hong Kong to unveil insurance industry road map to bolster global hub status
The government will use Monday’s Asian Insurance Forum to set out its ‘visions, missions and policy measures to further enhance Hong Kong’s role as an international insurance and risk management hub,’ says treasury secretary Christopher Hui.
The government will use Monday’s Asian Insurance Forum to set out its ‘visions, missions and policy measures to further enhance Hong Kong’s role as an international insurance and risk management hub,’ says treasury secretary Christopher Hui.
China’s Nio cuts waiting time for its EVs as production returns to normal
The electric car start-up has slashed the waiting time for its cars to be delivered, the latest sign that it has overcome supply chain problems and is back on track to pursue high growth in the world’s largest automotive market.
Hong Kong stocks outpace global markets as China reopening bets increase
The Hang Seng Index ended the week as the best performer among the world’s major stock markets as China recovery bets rose amid signs of a Covid-19 policy shift in China.
Hong Kong to unveil insurance industry road map to bolster global hub status
The government will use Monday’s Asian Insurance Forum to set out its ‘visions, missions and policy measures to further enhance Hong Kong’s role as an international insurance and risk management hub,’ says treasury secretary Christopher Hui.
China’s Nio cuts waiting time for its EVs as production returns to normal
The electric car start-up has slashed the waiting time for its cars to be delivered, the latest sign that it has overcome supply chain problems and is back on track to pursue high growth in the world’s largest automotive market.
Hong Kong stocks outpace global markets as China reopening bets increase
The Hang Seng Index ended the week as the best performer among the world’s major stock markets as China recovery bets rose amid signs of a Covid-19 policy shift in China.
Luxury home sales in Hong Kong expected to hit 9-year low in 2022: Centaline
No respite for luxury property market in Hong Kong, with number of transactions expected to hit nine-year low in 2022, according to Centaline.
Hong Kong new home sales forecast to fall to levels not seen since 2013
Rising interest rates, a slumping stock market and economic headwinds in China have soured homebuyer sentiment in Hong Kong.
Rising interest rates, a slumping stock market and economic headwinds in China have soured homebuyer sentiment in Hong Kong.
Hongkong Land expands Jardine House food hall to meet tenants’ F&B demand
Commercial landlords in Hong Kong are upgrading their properties in a bid to retain and attract new tenants amid rising office vacancy rates.
Commercial landlords in Hong Kong are upgrading their properties in a bid to retain and attract new tenants amid rising office vacancy rates.
Anti-competitive behaviour has no place in Hong Kong
Record HK$150 million fine sought against an engineering firm is a reminder that we cannot drop our guard on an issue that could damage the city’s reputation as a fair place to do business.
Record HK$150 million fine sought against an engineering firm is a reminder that we cannot drop our guard on an issue that could damage the city’s reputation as a fair place to do business.
Luxury home sales in Hong Kong expected to hit 9-year low in 2022: Centaline
No respite for luxury property market in Hong Kong, with number of transactions expected to hit nine-year low in 2022, according to Centaline.
Hong Kong new home sales forecast to fall to levels not seen since 2013
Rising interest rates, a slumping stock market and economic headwinds in China have soured homebuyer sentiment in Hong Kong.
Rising interest rates, a slumping stock market and economic headwinds in China have soured homebuyer sentiment in Hong Kong.
Hongkong Land expands Jardine House food hall to meet tenants’ F&B demand
Commercial landlords in Hong Kong are upgrading their properties in a bid to retain and attract new tenants amid rising office vacancy rates.
Commercial landlords in Hong Kong are upgrading their properties in a bid to retain and attract new tenants amid rising office vacancy rates.
Anti-competitive behaviour has no place in Hong Kong
Record HK$150 million fine sought against an engineering firm is a reminder that we cannot drop our guard on an issue that could damage the city’s reputation as a fair place to do business.
Record HK$150 million fine sought against an engineering firm is a reminder that we cannot drop our guard on an issue that could damage the city’s reputation as a fair place to do business.
