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Midea's strong Hong Kong debut
The Billionaire Firms to Watch After Midea’s Hong Kong Debut
Hong Kong’s biggest share sale in more than three years is fueling hopes China’s dormant billionaire deal pipeline may come back to life.
Hong Kong-listed CSPC Pharmaceutical to buy back shares worth $640 million
(Reuters) -Hong Kong-listed CSPC Pharmaceutical said on Thursday it would buy back shares worth up to HK$5 billion ($640 million) in the next two years. The drugmaker, which has already spent about HK$773 million under its ongoing HK$1 billion
Midea's strong Hong Kong debut after $4 bln listing boosts outlook
Midea Group rose as much as 9.5% on its Hong Kong trading debut after the Chinese home appliances maker raised nearly $4 billion in the city's largest share offering in almost four years, boosting hopes for a revival in large Chinese issuances.
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Some Hong Kong SMEs are not rolling over and playing dead. Can they win in the end?
A restaurant chain opens more outlets, a hi-tech farm finds clients abroad - it's not all bad news for SMEs In the last of a ...
The Bulwark
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How a U.K. Firm Helped China Crack Down on Hong Kong Democracy
For Beijing and its proxy, the Hong Kong government, shutting down Apple Daily was a top priority. The newspaper was forced ...
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Animoca’s Siu Says Hong Kong a Strong Contender for Possible IPO
Hong Kong is a “strong contender” for a potential listing of crypto venture investor and blockchain game developer Animoca ...
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Hong Kong’s privacy watchdog warns jobseekers against ‘blind’ ads to protect personal data
Commissioner of Privacy Ada Chung urges citizens to ascertain employers’ identities when applying for jobs and look out for ...
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Japanese company says it ended production of walkie-talkies used in Lebanon blasts 10 years ago
The walkie-talkies that exploded in Lebanon Wednesday have not been made for over a decade, according to Japan's Icom Inc.
The Globe and Mail
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Executives at Jimmy Lai’s Hong Kong media firm challenge accountants BDO over company’s liquidation
Two Western media executives with long experience in
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Kong
have accused global accounting firm BDO of breaking ...
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Hong Kong banks’ fraud responses beat customer expectations, survey finds
More than half of banks took full responsibility and refunded losses, which only 44 per cent of customers expected, FIS ...
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