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A pilot micro-financing scheme just proposed by the government will entitle self-employed individuals and those undertaking self-enhancement training to borrow up to HK$300,000 each.

Government's moves to check real estate speculation and prevent the housing bubble from bursting are working—but at the expense of already battered middle-class home owners.

It’s official: Hong Kong’s about to experience big-time pain. So much for the lucky Year of the Water Dragon.

Cheaper rents have become one of the few upsides to the dour economic climate besetting Hong Kong.

What’s good for the USA financially could spell ruin for Hong Kong.

Hong Kong International Airport has signed a contract to keep up with increasing passenger and cargo traffic that is expected to almost double in 20 years.

The banking giant sells off four units in just two days.

It's either Europe's Axa or Zurich's Ace - we'll probably know by late February.

Hong Kong’s savers are apparently abandoning the renminbi for the still mighty but battered U.S. dollar.

Rising food and rent prices drove inflation upwards to 5.7% in December compared to the same period in 2010.

Over 90% of all businesses surveyed in HSBC's December PMI reported no changes to their headcount.

In banking as well as trade, size truly matters.

Exports continue to wilt before the worldwide economic slowdown.

Hong Kong's best companies were recognized at this year's awards held at Hotel LKF.

Petty solutions aren’t going to do it for Hong Kong, which stands to take a tremendous hit from the explosive Eurozone debt crisis.

Coherent optical 100G networking solutions will be used to speed up its services in the city.