Hong Kong
2 home sites up for grabs at Tseung Kwan O, Kwun Chung Street
Tender will be launched on 9 November.
Government to intensify property market stability: FS Tsang
About 50,000 to 60,000 units will be released in the next years.
Exchange Fund's foreign assets reaches $2 trillion
MAS said it rose $30.8b in September.
Hong Kong investors hoarding cash
Seven in ten said they intend to amass more cash to see them safely through the economic crisis.
Vietnam looks to Hong Kong for tourists
The city of Da Nang in Vietnam is pushing ahead with plans to launch a direct air service with Hong Kong.
Hong Kong to open new cruise terminal in 2013
The Hong Kong Tourism Board has set aside a budget of US$2 million to promote the new Kai Tak Cruise Terminal and cruise tourism to Hong Kong.
6 powerful people who enforced the power of legitimacy
The strategic structure of the appearance of legitimacy started in 1913 at Jekyll Island, Georgia; hence, the birth of the US Federal Reserve System. There were six powerful figures who followed the vision, planned, architected and enforced the secret plot:
4 in 5 banks rely on outsourcing for overseas operations
They even cited offshoring as an effective HR strategy.
Dragonair flies to Myanmar
Dragonair will also increase flight schedules to a number of destinations in its winter schedule.
Hong Kong home to 1,100 ultra rich
Hong Kong ranked 15 amongst countries with most numbers of adults having USD50m+ worth of total assets.
Commerce & Economic Development Bureau appoints Kevin Lam as Fund Management Board Chairman
Mr Kevin Lam will take over starting 15 October.
Li Ning CFO resigns
Learn why Barclays Capital finds the resignation negative.
Hong Kong amongst highly indebted
Debt per adult in Hong Kong is more than USD40,000 but a marked improvement from 2007 level.
Almost all 23,600 government quarters are occupied
The vacancy rate is less than 0.1%.
FS Tsang goes to Tokyo for IMF and World Bank meetings
Upon his arrival, Mr Tsang met with Blackrock's Asia Pacific region Chairman Mark McCombe.
Hong Kong's banking sector dragged down by China
The sector now faces lower margins.