Transformers toymaker Bloks to debut in Hong Kong after IPO frenzy
HONG KONG – Shares of Bloks Group, the popular Chinese maker of Ultraman and Transformers figurines, will begin trading in Hong Kong on Jan 10 after its US$215 million initial public offering drew overwhelming demand from individual investors.
Hong Kong has no intention and sees no need to change the system that pegs the city's currency in a tight band to the U.S.
Nearly 100 Hong Kong-registered companies are exhibiting at CES this week, compared to around 30 from Singapore.
The new store is expected to be a blueprint for other airport units as Venchi builds out its travel retail estate globally.
A liquidation petition has been filed against indebted property developer Sunac China, the Hong Kong judiciary's website ...
Victoria Peak isn't exactly an 'unknown' spot, but it is worth a visit all the same. Taking the historic tram is the quickest ...
The Airport Authority of Hong Kong sold around $7 billion of bonds in three currencies over the course of the week, in one of ...
Hong Kong SAR’s economy is on a path of gradual but uneven recovery after a protracted period of shocks. With continued economic slack and external and domestic headwinds, policies should be geared ...
The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra will perform a series of concerts in January 2025. Learn more about the full lineup of ...
A government push to modernize taxi services comes up against the habits of drivers known for driving fast and accepting only ...
Millennium Management spinoff Modular Asset Management plans to expand to Hong Kong, the latest hedge fund arrival as the ...
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