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An electronic ticker at the Exchange Square Complex, which houses the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, in Hong Kong
Regulators

Hong Kong’s crypto ETFs will be ‘nickels and dimes’ compared with U.S. versions

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April 15, 2024
How female CEOs are building for women in Asia: ‘In Chinese tradition, we always favor the son’
Newsletters

How female CEOs are building for women in Asia: ‘In Chinese tradition, we always favor the son’

By Emma Hinchliffe and Joey Abrams
March 29, 2024
Boeing’s issues are prompting Hong Kong’s flagship airline Cathay Pacific to consider an ‘ABC’ future: Airbus, Boeing…and China’s COMAC
Leadership

Boeing’s issues are prompting Hong Kong’s flagship airline Cathay Pacific to consider an ‘ABC’ future: Airbus, Boeing…and China’s COMAC

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March 28, 2024
HKEX’s first woman CEO says Hong Kong’s exchange could name and shame listed companies that stick with single-gender boards
Leadership

HKEX’s first woman CEO says Hong Kong’s exchange could name and shame listed companies that stick with single-gender boards

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March 27, 2024
Worsening tensions between China and the U.S. will make Hong Kong and its ‘unique status’ even more important, says the city’s top financial official
Leadership

Worsening tensions between China and the U.S. will make Hong Kong and its ‘unique status’ even more important, says the city’s top financial official

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March 27, 2024
What buying Bitcoin in Hong Kong shops says about the future of crypto
Newsletters

What buying Bitcoin in Hong Kong shops says about the future of crypto

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March 26, 2024
Citron Research short-selling founder who was banned from Hong Kong trading after warning about China Evergrande wants an apology—and a refund
Finance

Citron Research short-selling founder who was banned from Hong Kong trading after warning about China Evergrande wants an apology—and a refund

By Kiuyan Wong and Bloomberg
March 26, 2024
Hong Kong sweats through highest temperature it’s ever recorded in March following hottest summer on record last year—and its records go back to 1884
Environment

Hong Kong sweats through highest temperature it’s ever recorded in March following hottest summer on record last year—and its records go back to 1884

By Jordan Fabian and Bloomberg
March 24, 2024
China’s uncertainty and ‘draconian regulations’ have drastically raised risks for foreign businesses in the country, European business group says
Finance

China’s uncertainty and ‘draconian regulations’ have drastically raised risks for foreign businesses in the country, European business group says

By Elaine Kurtenbach, Ken Moritsugu and The Associated Press
March 20, 2024
Hong Kong fast-tracks bill with life imprisonment for treason and insurrection—with Beijing calling the matter urgent
Finance

Hong Kong fast-tracks bill with life imprisonment for treason and insurrection—with Beijing calling the matter urgent

By Alan Wong and Bloomberg
March 9, 2024
Hong Kong is seeing growing internet censorship, and some American companies are using burner phones when visiting, says a top US diplomat
Tech

Hong Kong is seeing growing internet censorship, and some American companies are using burner phones when visiting, says a top US diplomat

By Alan Wong, Sarah Zheng and Bloomberg
March 2, 2024
Lionel Messi’s no-show in Hong Kong will now cost the organizer $7.2 million in refunds to upset fans
Leadership

Lionel Messi’s no-show in Hong Kong will now cost the organizer $7.2 million in refunds to upset fans

By Alan Wong and Bloomberg
February 9, 2024
Soccer superstar Lionel Messi sat out an exhibition game in Hong Kong, and it cost the organizers $1.9 million in government money
Leadership

Soccer superstar Lionel Messi sat out an exhibition game in Hong Kong, and it cost the organizers $1.9 million in government money

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February 5, 2024
India now has the world’s fourth biggest equity market as a historic four-year slump drags down Hong Kong
Finance

India now has the world’s fourth biggest equity market as a historic four-year slump drags down Hong Kong

By Ashutosh Joshi and Bloomberg
January 23, 2024
Chinese stocks have erased more than $6 trillion since a 2021 peak—and the selloff keeps getting uglier
Finance

Chinese stocks have erased more than $6 trillion since a 2021 peak—and the selloff keeps getting uglier

By Abhishek Vishnoi, Charlotte Yang and Bloomberg
January 20, 2024

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