Hong Kong

Despite efforts to curb its growth, the property price bubble is again showing signs of strength.

The Lands Department said it will open tender invitations on April 27 for two residential lots with a combined size of more than 11,000 square metres.

Suspicions he’s not and is really a “closet communist” continue to hound Hong Kong Chief Executive-elect Leung Chun-ying.

Hong Kong’s residents boost the property market with a surge of purchases in March.

HSBC raises fees to over 2.5 percentage points and more leading banks are following suit.

The city state faces rising macro-prudential risks due to a surge in bank lending and housing inflation, says Fitch.

Less than half of Hong Kong firms are reporting revenue growth, another symptom of the sagging confidence among the city’s businessmen.

Like other major societies worldwide, Hong Kong is also transforming itself into a knowledge-based economy where increasingly firms are competing based on their leverage of collective wisdom and innovative capability of their staff and other stakeholders to design and deliver knowledge-intensive services.

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that 227,000 new nonfarm payroll jobs were created by the economy during February. Is that true? Of course not!

It features stunning interiors by Hong Kong-born designer Alan Chan.

Do you ever wonder why some business owners are so successful, while others are just scraping by, trying to make some money for a living and working very long hours?

As Asia continues to grow in economic prominence, one of the region’s most established international arbitration venues is also raising its game.

In August 2011, Chinese Vice Premier Li Keqiang visited Hong Kong, where he unveiled plans to create an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that would allow mainland China investors to invest in stocks listed in Hong Kong.

It’s a candidate-led market in this job sector.

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