China’s cross-boundary investment offerings leave avid investors underwhelmed
- Products purport to make deposits between Hong Kong and mainland China easier, but their utility is limited as investment vehicles
- Would-be investors want more options, but capital controls already being tested by overseas exodus and government desire to prevent more outflows
- Products purport to make deposits between Hong Kong and mainland China easier, but their utility is limited as investment vehicles
- Would-be investors want more options, but capital controls already being tested by overseas exodus and government desire to prevent more outflows
Will Jokowi seek to lead Indonesia’s oldest party to ‘secure his legacy’?
The outgoing president may quit his party of two decades, after his tacit support for Prabowo Subianto in the election left the PDI-P with an “axe to grind”.
Chinese scientists build prototype engine for nuclear-powered spaceship to Mars
Prototype of 1.5 megawatt-class shrinkable fission reactor passes initial ground tests as global race for space intensifies.
How Michelin-starred chef Vicky Lau’s ‘edible stories’ reveal her initial career path
The chef-owner of Tate Dining Room explains how the journey from graphic design to culinary arts led her to view wealth in terms of personal growth, and also answers the question of how to spend HK$8 million.
Chinese academic’s disappearance sparks concerns among compatriots in Japan
Hu Shiyun, a professor of Chinese literature and linguistics in Japan, went to China last August on what was meant to be a short trip. He hasn’t been heard from since.
developing | Ant Group restructures operations into independent units to spur growth
The move is the biggest overhaul since Ant Group’s US$39.7 billion IPO was foiled by regulators in 2020, two days before shares were due to commence trading in Shanghai and Hong Kong.
Chinese scientists build prototype engine for nuclear-powered spaceship to Mars
Prototype of 1.5 megawatt-class shrinkable fission reactor passes initial ground tests as global race for space intensifies.
How Michelin-starred chef Vicky Lau’s ‘edible stories’ reveal her initial career path
The chef-owner of Tate Dining Room explains how the journey from graphic design to culinary arts led her to view wealth in terms of personal growth, and also answers the question of how to spend HK$8 million.
Chinese academic’s disappearance sparks concerns among compatriots in Japan
Hu Shiyun, a professor of Chinese literature and linguistics in Japan, went to China last August on what was meant to be a short trip. He hasn’t been heard from since.
developing | Ant Group restructures operations into independent units to spur growth
The move is the biggest overhaul since Ant Group’s US$39.7 billion IPO was foiled by regulators in 2020, two days before shares were due to commence trading in Shanghai and Hong Kong.