Hong Kong
Hong Kong will be leading global offshore renminbi trading hub in 2013
China's campaign to internationalize the renminbi will benefit Hong Kong immensely.
Hong Kong will be leading global offshore renminbi trading hub in 2013
China's campaign to internationalize the renminbi will benefit Hong Kong immensely.
Huge potential for Islamic banking in Hong Kong
Report says Hong Kong has the advantages to become a major Islamic financial hub.
How virtualization can improve business efficiency
Today, the idea of storing your funds in a bank is a no-brainer for anyone who wants to protect their assets with tighter security and higher return on investment. But have you thought about applying this logic to another very valuable asset – data?
DragonAir launches second destination in Vietnam
Three weekly services to Da Nang added starting March.
2012 best and worst property stock performers
HK property stocks rose 42.3% in 2012 but still trails China peers.
Hong Kong’s 25 largest law firms 2012
Baker & McKenzie has topped Hong Kong Business inaugural top 25 law firm rankings for 2012, beating out Deacons and Mayer Brown, who took second and third spots.
Cash registers ring again for Hong Kong's November retail sales
It climbed 9.5% by value.
Home sale transactions crash 53.3% in December
The disappointing data is the lowest since November 2008.
Appetite for debt securities rises as that for IPO wanes
Corporate capital funding through debt securities grew over 90% in 2012.
Estate agents face new requirement
It involves sale or lease of second-hand residential properties.
Here are 4 business revelations from Hengan management
Analysts expect 37% earnings growth with these updates.
DBS appoints Sebastian Paredes as CEO in HK
He replaces Peter Chan.
Macau gaming sector's revenue soars 19.6%
Thanks to Sands' and Galaxy's stellar performance.
Chart of the Day: Silver lining finally shows for retail sector
The 7.1% 2012 volume will soon uptick.
What you must know about cyber criminals in Hong Kong
The Hong Kong Government estimates that between 2009 and 2011, the financial loss to businesses in the SAR from computer crime more than trebled to nearly HK$150 million. Small businesses, increasingly reliant on IT systems, and with generally weaker security measures in place, suffer disproportionately, with approximately 40% of all recent cyber attacks directed at SMEs.
Infographic: 3-stage process in the global rise of China currency
RMB bank deposits in HK already more than six times the level in mid-2010.
HongKongers take two days to resume normal work routine after being on holiday
Only 8% recovers in one day.