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Mega industrial transactions hit $8.02b in Q4
Investors are pitching in as the government eyes an industrial revitalisation scheme.
Mega industrial transactions hit $8.02b in Q4
Investors are pitching in as the government eyes an industrial revitalisation scheme.
Half of jobseekers will ditch drawn-out applications
Frustrated Hong Kongers would not recommend these firms to peers.
Hong Kong rushes $500m scheme to attract foreign tech talent
Attracting the top tech talent is key as Hong Kong rolls out its smart city vision.
More expats want posh homes in Q4
This pushed rents up, with Mid-levels rising the fastest at 0.6%.
Mainland investors are jumping ship as Hong Kong stock losses grow
Investors sold $1.08m (869m yuan) in equities via the Shanghai and Shenzen exchange links on Wednesday.
Property loan pipeline surges to $84.43b in Q4 as developers defy cooling measures
This comes even as the HKMA tightened lending to developers last June.
Government mulls development options for Fanling golf course
The partial development option can provide 4,600 flats whilst the full option can triple the number at 13,200 units.
HKMA encourages virtual banks as part of Smart Banking transition
The de facto central bank believes they promote fintech and financial inclusion.
Private consumption growth expected to weaken to 3.5% amidst inflation pickup
This will likely result in limited purchasing power for Hong Kong consumers.
Hong Kong slowly losing patronage of Chinese wealthy to Singapore amidst tighter Mainland scrutiny
The number of Chinese HNWI who cited Hong Kong as the preferred overseas investment destination dipped to 53%.
Hong Kong loses to Singapore as top Asian location for MNC headquarters
Therefore, KPMG believes that a tax incentive for funds and RHQ should be introduced.
2 in 5 banks likely to pursue JVs to boost digitisation efforts
This will result in greater industry collaboration between banks and e-commerce players.
Introducing group tax loss relief will boost Hong Kong's international competitiveness: KPMG
The policy would put Hong Kong at par with major financial centres like Singapore and US.
Short-term restaurant activity picks up as total receipts value hit $112.7b in 2017
Thanks to receipts growth in non-Chinese restaurants and fast food shops.
Chinese land buying spree abates as lands sold via government tenders fall to 11%
Blame tighter capital controls and greater scrutiny of overseas purchases.
Steady southbound inflows buffer HSI from market shocks and global bearishness
Stock purchases from Mainland investors were able to offset bourse losses following a US slump.
Household debt weighs heavily on homeowners as home prices far exceed wage growth
The situation could only go worse if local interest rates rise.
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