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If You’ve Got It, Flaunt It: Hong Kong Still Most Expensive City
Singapore fell from second spot owing to an exodus of foreign workers because of the pandemic. 
Singapore fell from second spot owing to an exodus of foreign workers because of the pandemic. -
Hong Kong's Pan-Dem LegCo Loss Not Fatal: Activist
“Beijing has shown that it can just cancel elections, prolong terms and chuck out people that they don’t like.” 
“Beijing has shown that it can just cancel elections, prolong terms and chuck out people that they don’t like.” -
IPO Timing Is Critical For SenseTime
SenseTime plans dual initial public offerings in China and Hong Kong within the next three years. 
SenseTime plans dual initial public offerings in China and Hong Kong within the next three years. -
Hong Kong, Singapore Travel Bubble A Glimmer Of Hope For Economies
Up to 200 travelers a day from each country will be allowed on special flights if they pass medicals. 
Up to 200 travelers a day from each country will be allowed on special flights if they pass medicals. -
Hong Kong Democrats Threaten To Quit 'Without Hesitation'
"The mass resignation is a way to reflect our unity while also protesting against the tyranny of the central government." 
"The mass resignation is a way to reflect our unity while also protesting against the tyranny of the central government." -
Swire Properties Sells 21-Story Hong Kong Building For $1.27 Billion
Swire Pacific attributed its interim loss to the slump in the business of its Cathay Pacific Airways unit. Swire Pacific attributed its interim loss to the slump in the business of its Cathay Pacific Airways unit. -
Banks Are The Only Winners After Ant’s Delayed IPO
HSBC and BOC will earn more than $3.2 million in interest income on loans taken out ahead of the delayed Ant Group IPO. 
HSBC and BOC will earn more than $3.2 million in interest income on loans taken out ahead of the delayed Ant Group IPO. -
Li & Fung To Sell Hong Kong's Circle K To ACT For $361 Million
The deal will see part of the operations of the Hong Kong stores go back to the brand's original owners. 
The deal will see part of the operations of the Hong Kong stores go back to the brand's original owners. -
Regulators’ Revenge? Beijing’s Block Of World's Largest IPO Is Trouble
“This is all very surprising, especially since the listing hearing was previously processed in record time,” says analyst. 
“This is all very surprising, especially since the listing hearing was previously processed in record time,” says analyst. -
Greater Bay The 'Golden Opportunity Of The Century:' Cyberport Boss George Lam
It’s time to start talking about Hong Kong-Shenzhen as the leading tech corridor of the world. 
It’s time to start talking about Hong Kong-Shenzhen as the leading tech corridor of the world.
