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BEA offers up to HK$100,000 benefits to new CIES clients
BEA Private Banking will waive selected fees for clients who invest at least HK$30m.
BEA offers up to HK$100,000 benefits to new CIES clients
BEA Private Banking will waive selected fees for clients who invest at least HK$30m.
Expanded Individual Visit Scheme begins roll out
Eight cities were recently added to the list.
Generation Hong Kong secures grant for tech talent career programs
The grant was awarded by the Apollo Opportunity Foundation.
EQT’s mid-market growth fund closes at $1.6b
This exceeds the original target size of $750m.
Evergrande EV unit liquidators enter preliminary talks with possible buyer
The possible sale involves 58.5% of all issued shares.
Gov’t urges French firms to enter GBA market through Hong Kong
One of the country's advantages is its ties with Mainland China.
New Frontier acquires Hong Kong Integrated Oncology Centre
HKIOC offers cancer treatment, TomoTherapy, and mammography services.
1 in 2 Hong Kong workers ready to quit if office hours extended
Nearly half also said they would reject job offers without flexibility.
Land supply for 2023-24 exceeds previous estimate
The annual flat supply target also exceeded 20%.
HK denies receiving visa application from ex-K-pop star Seungri
Authorities clarified it has yet to receive any application from the fallen star.
Gov’t proposes fire safety penalty hike
Violators may soon pay as much as $200,000.
Gov’t to liberalise cargo fuel surcharge
This will take effect 1 January 2025.
HK promotes legal services in the UAE
CJ Lam highlighted HK's role as a one-stop platform for nations accessing China.
CUHK study finds cognitive activities benefit older adults' brain health
It also decreases the risk of dementia in older people.
Govt greenlights tax relief bill
The bill will cut taxes on profit, salaries, and personal assessment.
Consumer price growth eases to 1.1% in April
Prices for transport, housing, and clothing saw increases in April.
Manulife, Mind HK launch anti-stigma campaign
The two-year partnership will begin with four programmes to launch in 2024.