HSBC has in recent months faced mounting pressure on both sides of the Atlantic, as it attempts to balance its need to maintain access to the Chinese market
Ant Chairman Eric Jing's fortune will swell to $2.9 billion, and another 17 current and former Alibaba and Ant executives will join the ranks of billionaires
Hong Kong police arrested 16 people Wednesday on charges related to anti-government protests last year, including two opposition lawmakers
Ant's initial public offering would be the first simultaneous listing in Hong Kong and the year-old STAR Market
At a press briefing, ICMR Director-General Balram Bhargava said the Hong Kong case is a stray example and the reinfection can depend upon various factors
The 33-year-old's second SARS-CoV-2 infection was detected via airport screening on his return to Hong Kong from Europe this month
Tensions between the US and China over Hong Kong has sparked tit-for-tat sanctions
Hong Kong will offer free, universal testing to its residents starting September 1
The share sales could raise about $30 billion in total if markets are favorable, said one of the people
The moves are part of the Trump administration's efforts to pressure China over the imposition of a national security law
The State Department announced it had taken the steps as part of the administration's response to China's imposition of strict national security laws over the former British territory
Passengers from India can arrive in Hong Kong only if they have a Covid-19 negative certificate from a test done 72 hours prior to the journey
India's policymakers have been increasingly concerned about the growing heft of the rupee trades in venues overseas, and GIFT City as the hub is known, seeks to fill that gap
The confirmation of the ban comes on the same day the privately-owned company agreed to test 11,000 workers for coronavirus starting on Aug. 21 at four of its plants
His arrest Monday morning at his home was the highest-profile detention under a new national security law that took effect in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory on June 30
The proportion outside the country is now at 30 per cent, up from 25 per cent last June
The move also comes amid escalating geo-political tensions between the United States and China and tightening scrutiny of US-listed Chinese firms
Now Hong Kong's pro-democracy supporters are wielding a new protest weapon: their stock-market trading accounts.
The latest step will see Hong Kong companies subject to the same trade war tariffs levied on mainland Chinese exporters, should they make products subject to these duties
Apple Daily, which is under Lai's media network Next Digital Ltd. and the biggest pro-democracy paper in Hong Kong, reported that nearly 200 officers were entering its offices