Hong Kong
Dragonair to give refund for tickets between Hong Kong and Japan
Passengers holding tickets issued on or before 11 March 2011 with departures to and from Fukuoka and Okinawa will be eligible for a refund.
Dragonair to give refund for tickets between Hong Kong and Japan
Passengers holding tickets issued on or before 11 March 2011 with departures to and from Fukuoka and Okinawa will be eligible for a refund.
2011 salary survey shows who earns what: Robert Walters
The Hong Kong job market remained robust despite financial crisis and Robert Walters reveals who earns what.
Mercedes-Benz unveils environment-friendly petrol private car
The CLS 350 BlueEFFICIENCY is the first Mercedes-Benz model to be approved by the Hong Kong Government as the Environment-friendly Petrol Private Car.
Number of credit cards in circulation jumped to 15.5mn in 4Q 2010
This posed a 1.6% quarter-to-quarter increase and a 6.6% year-on-year increase.
Insurance gross premiums increased by 11.6% in 2010
Total gross premiums of the Hong Kong insurance industry in 2010 were $207.2 billion.
Construction output up 9.9% in 2010
The total gross value of construction works main contractors performed last year increased 9.9 per cent from 2009 to $110.9 billion.
Over 3,500 jobs to be offered at Tuen Mun fair
A total of 40 companies will participate in the Labour Department's two-day job fair at Tuen Mun Town Hall from March 17 to 18.
Cathay Pacific and Dragonair passenger load factor down 6.8% in February 2011
The combined traffic figures for February 2011 showed a year-on-year drop in the number of passengers and amount of cargo and mail carried.
GNP up 6.9% in 4Q 2010
Hong Kong's Gross National Product grew to $477.2 billion, while GDP rose 8.1% to $477.7 billion.
Exchange Fund foreign assets grew to $2.09tn in February 2011
An increase of $53.1 billion was seen on the previous month.
Air Pacific Fiji launched third direct service to Nadi
The current flight schedule operates Mondays, Thursday and Saturdays, said Air Pacific.
Hong Kong to check Japan food imports for radiation
Hong Kong does not depend largely on Japan for its food supply, said Secretary for Food & Health Dr York Chow.
Japan quake brings HK stocks down 1.55%
The strong earthquake hit Japan, which prompted tsunami warnings, caused investor to be jittery that led to Hong Kong shares ending 1.55 percent lower on Friday.
Construction Industry urges developers to enhance working environment
The industry has found it difficult to attract young people to join the industry.
Lawmakers reject $60bn interim funding allocation
Hong Kong people are disappointed as it could have many negative implications.
Julius Baer launches expanded RMB product range
The bank can now offer RMB conversion services, current and fixed deposit accounts, RMB-denominated unit trusts, currency linked investments and bonds.
Hong Kong stocks down 0.82%
Commodity and financial firms led the decline as Hong Kong shares ended 0.82 percent lower on Thursday.