Markets & Investing
HKEx teams up with Shanghai and Shenzhen
China Exchanges Services is born.
HKEx's 3Q12 net profit forecast to reach HK$0.96b
We'll have to wait till November 7 to find out.
Hong Kong has second friendliest regulatory environment
Hong Kong came in behind Singapore as having the world's most business-friendly regulatory environment for local entrepreneurs.
Esprit drags Hong Kong shares down
Esprit Holdings saw a 15.1% plunge following a recent announcement.
3 stocks to avoid this week
China Mobile at the top of the list.
Hang Seng continues climb despite dour Chinese news
The Hang Seng Index rose to a seven-month high yesterday with investors buoyed by data seeming to indicate China might have turned the corner.
HKEx to broaden LME offerings in two years
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd intends to offer new commodities about two years from now following its purchase of the London Metal Exchange.
Fosun Pharmaceutical to IPO in Hong Kong
Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical (Group) Company said it could raise up to US$591 million in its coming Hong Kong IPO.
Hong Kong investors hoarding cash
Seven in ten said they intend to amass more cash to see them safely through the economic crisis.
HKEx facilitates launch of first ever dual counter securities
The listing is for the Harvest MSCI China A Index ETF.
Lifestyles' USD bond issuance gets Baa3 rating from Moody's
The proposed bond issuance will increase Lifestyle's near-term debts but funding stability will also improve, says Moody's.
All the colors of Forex trading
Forex trading is no longer currency rate speculation. The essence of investment in Forex market has become closer to the conventional idea of...
LUKoil delays Hong Kong listing to 2013
LUKoil, Russia's second largest oil company, has postponed its Hong Kong listing to 2013.
Rwandan President urges Hong Kong to invest in his country
Paul Kagame, President of the Republic of Rwanda in central eastern Africa, asked Hong Kong's businessmen to invest in his country and be part of its...
New IPOs welcome news for Hong Kong
Two mainland Chinese companies intend to raise some US$1.1 billion by making their initial public offerings in Hong Kong.
IPO market keeps shrinking
Hong Kong’s stock as a major capital market took another hit when China Everbright Bank Company put its IPO on hold.
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