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The Cross-boundary Wealth Management Connect Pilot Scheme in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area has received a warm response from local investors since the first batch of banks participating in the program launched such services on Oct 19. Potential investors have actively made inquiries about the products offered under the scheme, bankers said.

HSBC says 83% of investors in China are keen on funds, and 74% of Hong Kong investors favour equity wealth management products.

Australian Army surgeon Major Daniel Chan is part of the Australian Surgical Team deployed to the Baghdad Diplomatic Support Centre in Iraq. Photo

Moderna shares drop after earnings miss, Penn National slides after Insider report on Dave Portnoy, and NYC mayor-elect wants bitcoin paychecks.

The Hong Kong Jockey Club has long been committed to nurturing the talent of Hong Kong’s young people; individuals who will one day lead our community and contribute to its betterment. This is the objective of the Hong Kong Jockey Club Scholarships , which over the last 23 years have established a special identity and vision, founded on principles of leadership and community service.

In this article, we will take a look at the 5 best tech stocks to buy under $10.

Futu SG partners with Shopee, to offer Shopee's users attractive rewards for the 10.10 campaign so users can get started on investing via the moomoo platform

中国共産党の汚職などの監督機関、中央規律検査委員会は、電子商取引大手アリババ・グループで女性従業員への性的嫌がらせ（セクシャルハラスメント＝セクハラ）問題が明らかになったことを受け、ビジネス上の飲酒に関わる「不快な」文化を非難した。

SINGAPORE - The private equity specialist credited with transforming Singapore-based Fullerton Healthcare Corp (FHC) into an Asia-Pacific healthcare management firm is embroiled in a legal spat with his two partners in relation to its potential billion-dollar equity sale. Mr David Sin, a co-founder, group president and executive director of FHC, is suing co-founders and minority shareholders Michael Tan and Daniel Chan, two former Parkway doctors. Please subscribe or log in to continue reading...

Region expected to remain a hotbed of creativity as more firms disrupt business models to capture market 28 Jul 2021 |  The Asset Six cities in the Asia-Pacific region are among the top ten cities expected to flourish as technology innovation hubs in the next four years, results of a new survey show. Among the cities outside of Silicon Valley in California, Singapore ranked first for the second year running, besting New York City and Tel Aviv, which tied for the second spot, and London which ...