fwd group prepares for 3 billion ipo

FWD Group prepares for $3 billion IPO

FWD Group, the Asia-focused insurer backed by billionaire Richard Li, is preparing for its upcoming initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong.
good wishes and birthday salutations

Good wishes and birthday salutations

Dominant business leaders, representatives of think tanks, and foreign business organisations, including some of VIR’s most loyal media partners, are celebrating the 29th birthday of our newspaper with us, poring over details about the role of responsible and objective journalism in corporate success, as well as sharing  words of encouragement and advice for many more successful birthdays to come.
luffy chiu catch the market boom in vietnam

Luffy Chiu: Catch the market boom in Vietnam

The launching of the first Vietnam real estate investment fund – Future Vietnam Fund is the symbol of the strong development of V Home.
ant group the silent investor in vietnamese fintech files for ipo in shanghai and hong kong

Ant Group, the silent investor in Vietnamese fintech, files for IPO in Shanghai and Hong Kong

Ant Group, an affiliate of China-based multinational technology corporation Alibaba, has just announced its ambition to file for an initial public offering (IPO) in Shanghai and Hong Kong.
the marq enchants hong kong investors

The Marq enchants Hong Kong investors

The Marq Roadshow held by Asia Bankers Club on June 27-28 at Grand Hyatt Hong Kong to introduce The Marq, a new luxury condominium situated in the heart of District 1 in Ho Chi Minh City developed by Hongkong Land and An Khang, lured an impressive number of investors from Hong Kong and yielded dozens of actual sales.
tway air to re open hcm city incheon flights

T’way Air to re-open HCM City - Incheon flights

The Republic of Korea (RoK)’s T’way Air has announced it will re-open its route between HCM City and Incheon on July 22.
pompeo criticises hsbc for supporting hong kong security law

Pompeo criticises HSBC for supporting Hong Kong security law

WASHINGTON, DC: US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Tuesday (Jun 9) took to task HSBC for backing Beijing's controversial security law proposal in Hong Kong, warning of businesses' over-reliance on China.
virus hit asian tour to restart in september after 6 month gap

Virus-hit Asian Tour to restart in September after 6-month gap

HONG KONG: The Asian Tour announced on Sunday (Jun 7) plans to restart its 2020 golf season with three tournaments in September as coronavirus travel restrictions begin to ease across the world's most populous continent.
anti virus face masks plague hong kongs beaches

Anti-virus face masks plague Hong Kong's beaches

HONG KONG: Surgical masks are washing up in growing quantities on the shores of Hong Kong, a city that has overwhelmingly embraced face coverings to fight COVID-19.
thousands protest in hong kong over china security law proposal

Thousands protest in Hong Kong over China security law proposal

HONG KONG: Police fired tear gas and water cannon at thousands of Hong Kong protesters who gathered Sunday (May 24) against a controversial security law proposed by China, in the most intense clashes for months.
hong kong reports second covid 19 death

Hong Kong reports second COVID-19 death

Hong Kong recorded its second death caused by the new coronavirus on Wednesday (Feb 19).
international schools may benefit from expected leaving of hong kong expatriates

International schools may benefit from expected leaving of Hong Kong expatriates

International schools in Vietnam may welcome a rising number of foreign students as expatriates in Hong Kong wish to leave for the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
hotpot restaurants fall victim to coronavirus fears in hong kong

Hotpot restaurants fall victim to coronavirus fears in Hong Kong

Hotpot has become the latest casualty of the coronavirus outbreak after 10 members of a family in Hong Kong became infected after sharing the dish, a much-loved favourite during winter.
coronavirus transforms daily life on hong kongs fearful streets

Coronavirus transforms daily life on Hong Kong's fearful streets

Hunkering down in cramped apartments and raiding supermarket shelves for food and masks, Hong Kongers are fretting about the future as the coronavirus sweeps one of the world's most densely populated cities.
thousands from cruise ship in hong kong freed after novel coronavirus tests

Thousands from cruise ship in Hong Kong freed after novel coronavirus tests

Thousands of people stranded aboard a cruise ship in Hong Kong for five days were allowed to disembark on Sunday (Feb 9) after its 1,800 crew tested negative for the deadly new coronavirus.