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Cross-border travel unlikely in next six months: HKTB

The pandemic situation remains volatile despite the vaccination programme.

Cross-border travel unlikely in next six months: HKTB

The pandemic situation remains volatile despite the vaccination programme.

Ultra wealthy population in APAC to rise 33% in 2025

This is higher than the global average of 27% rise in ultra wealthy population.

What the Big 4 say on Hong Kong's 2021/22 budget

Here’s how EY, Deloitte, PwC and KPMG weighed in on the increased stamp duty and more.

Real estate sector flags worsening private housing supply

The government expects an annual average of 18,000 private residential units in the next five years, down from 19,600 last year.

Higher demand for M&As ahead as accountants focus on survival

But firms have to be careful in their expansion strategies.

More business closures, layoffs imminent after Lunar New Year: Chan

The finance secretary said the current situation is still severe.

Pay cuts, salary stagnation await workers in post-pandemic workplace

Salary hikes will be few and far, but it’s not all doom and gloom as companies transition to the new normal.

Amidst a crisis, Mox Bank sees boundless opportunities

The neobank has outlined a bold plan to kickstart a new generation of virtual-savvy customers.

Auditing services hoist accounting firms as mergers tail off

Compliance work remains their strongest suit, but the way they do it drastically changed.

Crisis speeds up online banking take-up twice fold

Lenders scramble to ramp up digital offerings amidst a new normal of remote banking.

COVID-19 sped up digitalisation, innovation in Hong Kong: survey

Some businesses are confident that their business will soon recover.

Office leasing, rents still on decline in Q3

Grade A CBD rents continued to dip by 5.1%.

Hong Kong firms mull downsizing office space to save bottomlines

Companies with more than 500 staff are most likely to consider reducing space.

GDP shrunk 8.1% in Q2

Total income earned by residents fell 7.5%.

Home prices to drop 10% by end-2020

Property prices in The Harbourside are now 10.6% compared to January 2019.

Investors hope for double-digit returns despite economic fallout

Hong Kong investors are predicting annual returns of 10.3% from their stock market investments.