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June 21, 2026
Business

Hong Kong Overtakes Switzerland as World’s Top Cross-Border Wealth Hub Amid Surge of Chinese Capital

Hong Kong has surpassed Switzerland for the first time as the world’s leading center for cross-border wealth management, marking a significant shift in global capital flows driven largely by a surge of

Business/Events

The Redress Design Award 2023 announces its 10 Finalists, including Sri Lankan Designer

The Redress Design Award 2023 has unveiled its 10 Finalists, representing the world’s top emerging sustainable fashion designers who have stood out among hundreds of applicants. These talented designers will compete at the Grand Final Fashion Show in Hong Kong

May 12, 2023

David Webb, Hong Kong Activist Investor, Reveals He Has Months to Live

Diplomacy/News

David Webb, one of Hong Kong’s most prominent activist investors and a vocal critic of corporate malfeasance, has revealed that he has months left

The City That Armed a War: How Hong Kong Became Russia’s Sanctions Escape Hatch

Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

by Our Economic Affairs Editor When Russian forces invaded Ukraine in February 2022, Western governments unleashed a barrage of unprecedented sanctions aimed at strangling

China Urges Brokerages to Pause Tokenised Asset Sales in Hong Kong

September 23, 2025
Business

China’s securities regulator has advised some local brokerages to temporarily pause their real-world asset (RWA) tokenisation activities in Hong Kong, Reuters has learned from two sources familiar with the matter. The guidance

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Super Typhoon Ragasa Nears Hong Kong After Devastating Philippines

September 23, 2025
China/World

Super Typhoon Ragasa, the world’s most powerful storm of 2025, is churning through the South China Sea after battering the northern Philippines, where it left at least two people dead and several

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Hong Kong Airport May Halt Passenger Flights for 36 Hours as Super Typhoon Ragasa Nears

September 22, 2025
China/World

Hong Kong International Airport is considering grounding all passenger flights for 36 hours — the longest suspension in recent memory — as the city braces for Super Typhoon Ragasa, Bloomberg reported, citing

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Hong Kong Property Group Urges $2.6 Billion Rescue Fund to Curb Real Estate Risks

September 17, 2025
Business

A leading Hong Kong real estate industry association has called on the government to create a HK$20 billion ($2.6 billion) fund to invest in distressed properties, warning that the city’s worsening property

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Trump Vows to ‘Save’ Jimmy Lai as Hong Kong Trial Nears Conclusion

August 16, 2025
China/World

U.S. President Donald Trump has pledged to intervene in the case of Jimmy Lai, the British-Hong Kong media tycoon on trial under Hong Kong’s national security laws, telling The Times UK and

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HSBC Flags 73% of Hong Kong Commercial Property Loans as Risky Amid Market Slump

August 12, 2025
Business

HSBC, Europe’s largest bank and Hong Kong’s biggest lender, has flagged nearly three-quarters of its commercial property loans in Hong Kong as risky, highlighting growing concerns amid a prolonged slump in retail

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Surge in Chinese Tech IPO Applications in Hong Kong

August 8, 2025
Business

A wave of Chinese technology companies has rushed to apply for initial public offerings (IPOs) in Hong Kong following recent reforms to the city’s confidential filing rules, fueling a booming listing market,

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Hong Kong Court Freezes HSBC Account at Center of $1.8 Billion Wahaha Inheritance Dispute

August 1, 2025
Business

A Hong Kong court has ordered a freeze on a key HSBC bank account at the center of a high-profile legal battle involving the multibillion-dollar inheritance of Zong Qinghou, the late founder

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Chinese Investment Flows Through Stock Connect Hit Record High in Hong Kong

July 26, 2025
Business

Chinese investment into Hong Kong via the Stock Connect programme has surged to record levels this year, injecting about HK$820 billion (US$104 billion) into the city’s equities market and surpassing last year’s

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China’s Cosco Pushes for Veto Power in Deal for Li Ka-shing’s Global Ports

July 22, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

China’s largest shipping company, Cosco Shipping Corp., is seeking a powerful role in the consortium acquiring billionaire Li Ka-shing’s overseas ports business, in a bid to secure Beijing’s approval for the sensitive

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