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Housing frenzy to moderate in 2018 amidst growing supply
Sales will remain muted whilst secondary home prices is poised to slow this year.
Housing frenzy to moderate in 2018 amidst growing supply
Sales will remain muted whilst secondary home prices is poised to slow this year.
Salary and career progression are equally important to jobseekers
Almost half (43%) consider it as top factors when considering a job offer.
Hong Kong dominates APAC commercial property investment market
It broke Tokyo’s ten-year streak after snapping $20.91m in sales volume.
Life insurance poised to drive hiring activity in 2018
Business development specialists are also needed in the bancassurance channel.
Are old economy stocks making a comeback in 2018?
The coal and cement industries are faring better following decapacity processes.
More sales jobs up for grabs in Hong Kong's life sciences sector
Salaries are also set to rise amidst stronger industry demand.
More compliance jobs open as Hong Kong banks set to lead Basel regulations in 2018
Those with AML and KYC skills are poised to be the most sought-after.
Can the Year of the Dog lift struggling Hong Kong stocks?
The HSI has moved at least 30% up or down during the canine Chinese zodiac.
Hong Kong dollar's resilience is pegged to positive investor sentiment
Only a massive and sudden capital outflow can break the currency board’s strength.
SFC warns crypto exchanges against unlicensed trading of securities
The authority notes that ICOs are usually structured to escape regulatory scrutiny.
Is it high time to waive stamp duty for first-time home buyers?
Some buyers may not be able to pay the upfront cash burden, said EY in its budget wishlist.
Office investment volume balloons 408% to $53b in Q4
Total spending by Mainland investors hit $24.9b as they aggresively snapped up office deals.
Onshore selloff leaves Hong Kong markets in shambles with $475m loss
The two major equity indexes HSCEI and HSI plunged 9.9% and 13% respectively.
Government urged to offer tax concession to frequently travelling GBA workers
EY believes it will facilitate talent exchange amongst Greater Bay Area cities.
Check out this hot business district that can potentially overturn Central
An office from this area houses Facebook amongst its other blockbuster tenants.
SFC slaps Credit Suisse with $39.3m penalty
The bank self-reported its various internal control and systems failures to the regulator.
How will the transfer pricing bill impact business operations?
Inland Revenue Amendment Bill No.6 imposes additional requirements for domestic transactions.
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