Hong Kong

Though Hong Kong’s banking sector had limited exposure to the EU debt crisis, what risks should we be prepared for?

Along with its noisy festivities, the Lunar New Year can also be counted on for one recurring event: more credit card use.

More IPO glitter comes to Hong Kong.

Passenger air travel kept flying high despite the continuing economic doldrums hammering the city.

The January numbers for Hong Kong’s property market sectors mostly make for disheartening reading.

The Company plans to begin construction by the second quarter of 2012.

Hong Kong 's top place in The Globalization Index is seen to continue through 2015.

What should have been a humdrum day of selling banknotes marking the Bank of China’s 100th anniversary spun out of control into a “Get rich quick” opportunity that drew frantic investors by the hundreds.

Hong Kong’s claims on the private sector reached $184.4bn.

Yet cargo capacity fell by 6.8% and Revenue Freighter Tonne Kilometres down 25.9%.

The new service provides ease featuring a quieter, more spacious cabin with between 26 and 34 seats per aircraft.

Tie-up aimed to further develop DCH's food business.

Launching coupled with roadshows in Hong Kong, Shanghai and Beijing.

Already diminished by faltering global demand, Hong Kong’s exports continued their disconcerting plunge in December.

All that glitters isn’t gold, including gold exchange-traded funds denominated in renminbi.

Exports could make or break Hong Kong’s economy this year. And the first quarter isn’t showing any signs for optimism.