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Ant Group adds stock trading to Alipay app in Hong Kong
Ant Group has added stock trading to the Alipay app in Hong Kong, expanding access to Hong Kong and US markets.
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Singapore wealth-tech firms target Hong Kong as first overseas market
Singapore wealth-tech firms are picking Hong Kong as their first overseas market, led by Chocolate Finance's launch there last month.
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Hang Lung opens Hangzhou Westlake 66 with lighter luxury retail mix
Hang Lung Properties unveiled Westlake 66 in Hangzhou, its flagship project in the city, with a lighter luxury retail mix and more lifestyle brands.
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China cuts tariffs on African goods for 2 years to narrow trade gap
China has cut tariffs on a range of African goods for 2 years from May 1 to narrow its trade imbalance with the continent.
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Brazil blacklists Chinese EV maker BYD over slave labour conditions
Brazil’s labour ministry added Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD to a slave labour blacklist, restricting its access to state financing.
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China Eastern apologizes after plane hits boarding bridge in Shanghai
China Eastern Airlines said one of its planes struck a boarding bridge at Shanghai Hongqiao Airport and all passengers were safe.
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China's industrial growth driven by engineers, supply chains, subsidies, and policy execution
China's industrial rise reflects engineers, deep supply chains, strong policy execution, and $184 billion in AI investments from 2000 to 2023.
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Dangote refinery credits Chinese partners as it plans output expansion
Dangote Refinery in Lagos said Chinese engineering helped bring its $20 billion plant to production as it plans a bigger expansion.
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Bai Chongen says China still has room to grow, unlike 1990s Japan
Chinese economist Bai Chongen said China still has growth headroom and stronger tech commercialization than 1990s Japan.
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Yuan use surges as Iran and Russia expand dollar-free trade
Iran and Russia have sharply increased yuan use to pay for oil and other trade as sanctions push them away from the dollar.
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Kazakhstan’s AIFC discusses stock-trading links with Hong Kong and Shanghai exchanges
Kazakhstan’s Astana International Financial Centre is exploring stock-trading connections with Hong Kong and Shanghai equity markets, focusing on ETFs.
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Hong Kong Exchange Fund posts smallest quarterly gain in five quarters amid Middle East crisis
Hong Kong's Exchange Fund reported a HK$34.5 billion gain in Q1, its smallest in five quarters due to market volatility from the US-Israel war on Iran.
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Hong Kong ultra-low-priced mainland tours persist despite tighter rules
Ultra-low-priced Hong Kong tours for mainland visitors remain common despite tighter regulation, with one one-day package priced at about 48 yuan.
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FamilyMart and Bookoff start clothing recycling trial in Tokyo stores
FamilyMart and Bookoff launched a trial collecting used clothes at 30 Tokyo stores to reduce textile waste and recycle textiles.
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Hong Kong sees discounted gold imports as merchants shift stock from Dubai
Gold merchants from the Middle East and Russia have sold physical gold in Hong Kong at 15% to 20% below market price since early April.
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Xiaomi EV deliveries top 30,000 units in April, shares rise nearly 7%
Xiaomi’s electric vehicle unit delivered over 30,000 cars in April 2026, boosting shares by 6.8% on the Hong Kong market.
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Hong Kong Inmedia cleared of tax evasion but faces HK$40,000 audit costs
Hong Kong Inmedia was cleared of tax evasion after a year-long Inland Revenue Department review but incurred HK$40,000 in related costs.
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Hong Kong tax revenue rises 22% to HK$458.3 billion in financial year ending March 31
Hong Kong's tax revenue grew 22% to HK$458.3 billion in the 2025-26 financial year, driven by higher stamp duty and profits tax.
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China and Indonesia Launch Cross-Border QR Code Payments Using Domestic Apps
China and Indonesia launched a cross-border QR code payment system allowing payments with home currencies via Alipay and QRIS apps.
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FIFA Faces Broadcast Rights Deadlock for 2026 World Cup in India and China
FIFA has no confirmed broadcast deals in India or China ahead of the 2026 World Cup, with a key Indian offer deemed too low.
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Morgan Stanley Raises Hong Kong Home Price Forecasts, Sees Office and Retail Recovery
Morgan Stanley said Hong Kong's housing gains are driving a wider property market recovery, boosting office and retail sectors.
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Wall Street slips as oil prices surge amid Strait of Hormuz tensions
US stocks dipped modestly Monday while oil prices rose amid conflicting Iran-US claims over Strait of Hormuz security.
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Mainland Visitors to Hong Kong Rise in Labour Day Holiday; Spending Patterns Vary
Hong Kong saw a 4.8% rise in mainland Chinese visitors during the first three days of the Labour Day holiday but spending remained uneven across sectors.
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ITIF urges US tech firms to keep operating in China
ITIF said US technology companies should stay in China to protect revenue, market share and innovation leadership.