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Capital has been flowing into the bay area, but questions linger about its appeal to investors.

After a damning Hong Kong court verdict, Chinese developers to face higher financing costs, and the move could set a precedent for future liquidations.

The pandemic might be (almost) over, but the sense of unease remains strong in Asia’s legal industry. While life might have returned to normal, and supply chains appear back on track, the region is continuing to experience uncertainty over slowing global economic momentum, tightening monetary policy affecting credit growth, and lingering concerns about inflation. China’s seemingly irreversible economic decline is also hanging heavy.

Dozens of people showed up for a candlelight vigil Saturday to honor the life of convenience store owner Charlie Park.

Foreign talent needed to maintain the city’s international status, say business chambers, expertsSome returning expats notice more Mandarin being spoken, reflecting large number of mainland migrants

Foreign talent needed to maintain the city’s international status, say business chambers and experts.

Investegate announcements from DWF Group PLC, DWF agrees Hong Kong affiliation

HONG KONG (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Some businesses operating in Hong Kong are optimistic about the city's impending change in leadership, welcoming the stability that chief executive hopeful John Lee is expected to bring after the recent years of turmoil.

Chief executive hopeful John Lee will be the sole candidate in the running at the May 8 election. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Business hub’s strict ‘zero COVID’ policy fuels questions about future of ‘Asia’s World City’.