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Taiwan’s $235 Billion Pension Avoids Hong Kong Firms for Mandates

One of Taiwan’s largest pension funds has guided outside firms against using Hong Kong-registered entities to manage its ...

‘I apologise to everyone’: Hong Kong official admits system failed to detect water fraud

Logistics department head says current procurement system may fail to detect scammers using authentic documents to mislead ...

Hong Kong pro-democracy activists granted asylum in Australia and Britain

A Hong Kong pro-democracy activist and a former lawmaker who are wanted by the city’s authorities have been granted asylum in ...

Hong Kong summons UK, Australia envoys after activists granted asylum

Ex-lawmaker Ted Hui and pro-independence activist Tony Chung have received asylum in Australia and UK, respectively.

Hong Kong Regains IPO Crown as Exchange Operator Posts Record Earnings

The city’s exchange operator reported record profit and revenue as bullish market sentiment boosted trading.

Hong Kong exchange's first-half profit jumps nearly 40% to record

Hong Kong's stock exchange operator said on Wednesday its first half profit rose almost 40% to a record HK$8.52 billion ...

The Wedding Planner Hong Kong Enhances Role as Full-Service Event Planner with Broader Scope Across Social and Corporate Engagements

The Wedding Planner Hong Kong has announced an expansion of its operational capabilities and service offerings, strengthening ...

Hong Kong extends allowance for transitional housing tenants by 2 years

Housing chief says two-year pilot scheme launched in 2023 will be renewed, with allowance increased by about 10 per cent due ...