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China’s BRI brings firms from Hong Kong to Vietnam
18-07-2018 11:18
Hong Kong companies are moving to Vietnam for investment and business purposes, capitalising on opportunities arising from China’s Belt and Road Initiative.
MPI refuses to license Vung Ang 2 thermal power
07-07-2018 17:52
The Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) refused granting an investment registration certificate to Hong Kong investor OneEnergy Asia Limited to develop the Vung Ang 2 thermal power plant.
Opportunities for Hong Kong and Vietnam under Belt and Road Initiative
07-07-2018 17:28
In light of the on-going development of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, there are opportunities to boost commercial and economic co-operation between Hong Kong and ASEAN countries. Vietnam, with its pivotal location in the region, stands to gain a lot from deeper co-operation.
Vinh Phuc resolute on refusing TAL Group's $350 million project
26-06-2018 15:55
In order to show its determination to say no to projects that could damage the environment, the Vinh Phuc People’s Committee submitted the fourth document asking the prime minister to refuse Hong Kong-backed TAL Group’s $350 million textile and garment dyeing project.
Philip Morris International talks smoke-free future
26-06-2018 09:00
After an extensive career at Philip Morris International, spanning nearly 25 years in foreign markets as diverse as Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan, and Hong Kong, Brett Taylor has spent the last four years living and working in Vietnam, leading PMI’s joint venture with Vietnam’s state-run Vinataba. Brett shared with Hoang Anh about PMI’s business in Vietnam over a quarter century and its strategy towards a smoke-free future.
Geleximco-HUI may take over $2-billion Quynh Lap 1 thermal power plant
22-06-2018 17:08
Hanoi General Export Import JSC (Geleximco) and Hong Kong United Co., Ltd. have received the approval from the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) to take over the $2.2-billion Quynh Lap 1 thermal power plant.
Hong Kong police smash World Cup gambling ring, seize US$9.9 million bets
15-06-2018 12:10
Hong Kong police have smashed a football gambling ring and seized bets worth HK$78 million (US$9.9 million) in a crackdown on illegal bookmaking as the World Cup kicks off.
18th century Chinese moon flask sells for US$4.8 million
11-06-2018 09:30
France: A rare porcelain moon flask that belonged to the 18th century Chinese Emperor Qianlong has been sold for €4.1 million (US$4.8 million) after a bidding war at an auction in France.
OneEnergy proposed as sole investor of Vung Ang 2 thermal power plant
05-06-2018 12:17
Once Hong Kong investor OneEnergy Asia Limited receives the Vietnamese government approval, it will become the only investor in the $2.2- billion Vung Ang 2 thermal power plant.
Alibaba shows off automated wine store in Hong Kong
30-05-2018 08:00
With no shop workers or cash tills and payments made using facial recognition, China's largest e-commerce platform Alibaba created a fully automated wine store at Hong Kong's Vinexpo fair Tuesday (May 29).
Painting by Vietnamese artist sold for record price
29-05-2018 14:55
A silk painting by Vietnamese master artist Nguyen Phan Chanh (1892-1984), one of the leading painters of Vietnamese contemporary fine arts, has been sold at over 853,000 USD (6.7 million HKD) at an auction by Christie’s Hong Kong.
Vietnam could be Lotte Mart’s next target for withdrawal after China?
14-05-2018 12:34
Lotte Shopping Holdings Hong Kong Co. has just sold most of its outlets in China to local companies for over $505 million. Will Vietnam be the next target to cut ends for this group after ten years of consecutive losses?
Hong Kong police disarm third WWII bomb discovered this year
11-05-2018 13:46
Hundreds of people were evacuated Friday after a World War II bomb was found at a Hong Kong construction site, police said, the third such discovery in the territory this year.
Dollar holds gains as Fed looms, Asia markets mostly drop
03-05-2018 09:08
HONG KONG: The dollar on Wednesday (May 2) maintained most of its recent gains ahead of a key Federal Reserve policy announcement, while Asian equity markets struggled as investors returned from public holidays across the region.
TAL Group’s $350-million project refused over environmental risks?
25-04-2018 18:46
Despite its eagerness to develop a $350-million textile and garment dyeing project in the northern province of Vinh Phuc, Hong Kong-backed TAL Group may fail to get the investment certificate due to the provincial authorities’ concerns about environmental pollution.
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