Innolight stock jumps after approval for up to $8 billion Hong Kong IPO
What’s new: The deal could become Hong Kong’s biggest listing since Alibaba’s 2019 share sale and the city’s largest this year.
What’s new: The deal could become Hong Kong’s biggest listing since Alibaba’s 2019 share sale and the city’s largest this year.
What's new: John Lee and Carrie Lam were removed from one US sanctions list but shifted to another tied to a separate Hong Kong law.
What's new: The suspects could face up to seven years in prison under the 2024 national security law.
What's new: The stock's plunge left its US ADRs trading about 37% above the Seoul share price after a $26 billion listing.
The KRAI 2026 winner at Universitas Jember will represent Indonesia at the ABU Asia-Pacific Robot Contest in Hong Kong.
Why it matters: A wider US-Hong Kong rate gap and falling Hibor are raising the odds of Hong Kong Monetary Authority intervention.
What's new: The operator also cut the fee by half for sailings from Taiwan and Hong Kong after fuel prices stabilized.
What's new: The Apple supplier's Shenzhen-listed shares have more than doubled in a year, lifting its market value above $77 billion.
What's new: The proposed borrowing would top its $10.8 billion 2024 deal and could run three years, with an option to extend to five.
Why it matters: The coffee chain is shifting more control outside North America to licensees as it pushes to double its international store count.
What's new: The Hong Kong chain plans 13 days of 30% discounts before the shutdown and a S$68 farewell dinner on the final night.
What’s new: It jumped to first in business efficiency, while Hong Kong rose to No. 2 and Switzerland fell to third.
What's new: One defendant got 10 years after using his UK Border Force job to look up targets in a Home Office database.
What's new: IMD linked Switzerland's slide to negative $60.7 billion in inward investment and pressure from a strong franc and US tariffs.
Heavy rain above 70 mm an hour and winds up to 80 km/h raise risks of severe flooding, landslides and disruptions ahead of the long holiday.
What's new: Lingyi iTech led the wave at HK$8.3 billion as 2026 Hong Kong IPO and secondary-listing proceeds topped US$21.5 billion.
What's new: The conglomerate also targeted at least 9% annual shareholder returns and plans to recycle $4 billion from its portfolio by 2030.
Why it matters: The shares turning tradable could add selling pressure to a Hang Seng market already down 3% this year.
What's new: The RedNote owner was valued at about $31 billion last year and projected roughly $3 billion in 2025 profit.
What's new: Bank of America started coverage with buy ratings on Zhipu and MiniMax as Anthropic halted top-model access for foreign nationals.
Why it matters: Many sub-HK$500 million listings trade under HK$100,000 a day, limiting analyst coverage and follow-on fundraising.
The scheme covers rupiah-renminbi trade payments for Indonesia-China commerce valued at US$154.5 billion in 2025.
What's new: the listing could raise more than $400 million, though the company has not made a final venue decision.
Exports rose 65 percent in January-May, but total deliveries fell more than 20 percent as China's market weakened.
What's new: Alibaba stock fell as much as 5.9% in Hong Kong after an internal rebuke of DingTalk's management and AI push.
What's new: China's regulator also called in PDD, ByteDance and Xiaohongshu over allegedly misleading subsidy claims.
What's new: The proposed exemption would apply retroactively to April 1, 2025, covering eligible carried interest across more asset classes.
What's next: Three men were denied bail, and the case was adjourned to Sept. 2 as investigators pursue fraud and corruption claims.
Why it matters: higher Hibor could unwind bets against the Hong Kong dollar and raise mortgage costs in the city’s rate-linked market.
Why it matters: tighter checks on mainland clients could slow a lucrative flow of cross-border banking and insurance sales in Hong Kong.
Why it matters: The restriction reflects US export-control concerns around sensitive technology and narrows a major source of demand.
What's new: banks were told not to market the deal to investors in ITAR-restricted jurisdictions, including Russia, Lebanon, Cyprus and Syria.
What's new: The fast-food group could target a listing by the end of 2027 as Hong Kong equity sales surge past $38 billion this year.
What's new: UBS delayed a mainland wealth event, while Hong Kong regulators now require declarations that new investment funds came from outside China.
What's next: The early talks could shape long-haul fleet plans next decade and test demand for larger wide-body models.
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