indonesia returns containers of waste to france hong kong

Indonesia returns containers of waste to France, Hong Kong

Indonesia has returned seven shipping containers of illegally imported waste to France and Hong Kong, an official said Tuesday (Jul 30), marking the latest move by a Southeast Asian nation to send back rubbish to their wealthy places of origin.
hong kong the largest source of foreign investment in vietnam in first 7 months of 2019

Hong Kong the largest source of foreign investment in Vietnam in first 7 months of 2019

Hong Kong retained its crown as Vietnam’s leading source of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the first seven months of this year, pouring US$5.44 billion in the Southeast Asia country, the Ministry of Planning and Investment’s Foreign Investment Agency said in its latest report.
asia markets down as us china trade talks loom

Asia markets down as US-China trade talks loom

Asia markets were mostly down on Monday (Jul 29), with investors cautious ahead of US-China talks in Shanghai this week and amid more civil unrest in Hong Kong.
fe credit scores double awards from apcsc

FE CREDIT scores double awards from APCSC

On June 21, 2019 in Hong Kong, at a grand event attended by representatives of leading global companies from different industries, FE CREDIT was honored to receive two awards – CEO of the Year and CRM Director of the Year from Asia Pacific Customer Service Consortium (APCSC).
ha long bay named one of most popular attractions in asia

Ha Long Bay named one of most popular attractions in Asia

Ha Long Bay in the northeastern province of Quang Ninh is one of the most popular attractions place in Asia, according to the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post (SCMP).
hong kong protesters set to rally near west kowloon station where trains depart for china

Hong Kong protesters set to rally near West Kowloon station where trains depart for China

Anti-government protesters in Hong Kong plan to rally later on Sunday (Jul 7) outside a controversial station where high-speed trains depart for the Chinese mainland as they try to turn up pressure on the city's pro-Beijing leaders.
asian markets stutter after rally hong kong brushes off protests

Asian markets stutter after rally, Hong Kong brushes off protests

Asian investors took a breather on Tuesday (Jul 2) as the previous day's gains fuelled by the resumption of China-US trade talks were offset by worries about the global economic outlook following the release of disappointing factory data.
hong kong tycoon 22 drops us 117 million on luxury home

Hong Kong tycoon, 22, drops US$117 million on luxury home

The 22-year-old son of a business tycoon has dropped US$117 million on a luxury home in Hong Kong, the latest purchase to highlight the huge wealth gap in a city currently rocked by political protests.
hong kong protesters urge g20 to raise plight with china

Hong Kong protesters urge G20 to raise plight with China

Hong Kong protesters marched to major consulates on Wednesday (Jun 26) in a call for G20 nations to confront fellow member China over sliding freedoms in the financial hub, at a weekend summit in Japan.
hong kong spurs investment

Hong Kong spurs investment

Vietnam is set to welcome a huge flow of investment from Hong Kong in the light of implementation of a free trade agreement between this economy and the ASEAN bloc. Song Van reports.  
hong kong police slam illegal irrational hq protest

Hong Kong police slam 'illegal, irrational' HQ protest

Hong Kong police on Saturday (Jun 21) slammed anti-government protesters for besieging their headquarters, calling the demonstration "illegal and irrational" as they vowed to pursue the ringleaders.
hong kongs leaderless protesters mull next move

Hong Kong's 'leaderless' protesters mull next move

Hong Kong's "leaderless" demonstrations brought millions of people onto the streets and forced the city's pro-Beijing leadership into a rare climbdown. But with no one directing the action, where does the movement go now?
hong kong leader apologises after 2 million protesters take to streets

Hong Kong leader apologises after 2 million protesters take to streets

About 2 million protesters choked Hong Kong's streets in a powerful rebuke of a reviled extradition law, organisers said on Sunday (Jun 16), piling pressure on the city's embattled pro-Beijing leader who apologised for causing "conflict" but refused to step down.
danang tourism gets exposure in hong kong

Danang tourism gets exposure in Hong Kong

The Danang Centre for Tourism Promotion under the Danang Department of Tourism recently hosted a roadshow in Hong Kong at The Cityview Hong Kong Hotel to promote tourism products and services, while simultaneously connecting travel firms in Hong Kong and Danang as well as promoting direct flights between the two locations.
asian markets retreat as protests batter hong kong

Asian markets retreat as protests batter Hong Kong

Asian markets fell on Wednesday (Jul 12) after two days of healthy gains, with Hong Kong the worst performer - sinking two per cent as a huge anti-government protest paralysed key roads in the city before turning violent.