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The first ever Hong Kong Film Festival UK presents an array of vibrant cinematic perspectives on “Hong Kong’s time of upheaval”

/PRNewswire/ -- Nexteer Automotive announces a new eDrive product line with the launch of a 48-volt Integrated Belt-Driven Starter Generator (iBSG) that...

The sell-off in technology stocks continues in China. It's affecting big companies like Tencent in light of a possible help to Russia.

Hong Kong stocks fell nearly 4% Monday as technology firms were hit by concerns over China’s crackdown on the sector and as the country’s tech hub Shenzhen was put into lockdown. By the break, the Hang Seng Index had shed 3.81%, or 782.32 points, to 19,771.47 — dropping below 20,000 for the first time since…

HONG KONG, March 14 — Hong Kong stocks fell nearly four per cent today as technology firms were hit by concerns over China’s crackdown on the sector and as the country’s tech hub Shenzhen was put into lockdown. By the break, the Hang Seng Index had shed 3.81 per cent, or 782.32 points, to...

Asian markets mostly fell Monday as traders track developments in the Ukraine war and diplomatic efforts to bring the crisis to an end while Hong Kong took a pounding after China placed Shenzhen into lockdown, fuelling a rout in the tech sector.

As a lockdown in Shenzhen, a key sector hub, added to investor angst over geopolitical and regulatory risks.

Only a year ago Chinese stocks in the United States were enjoying an unprecedented boom. Now they’re mired in a 72-percent plunge that’s on the cusp of matching losses during the 2008 financial crisis -- and within spitting distance of the Nasdaq Composite Index’s 78 percent peak-to-trough slump during early…

Hong Kong stocks fell more than five percent Monday as technology firms were hit by concerns over Chinas crackdown on the sector and as the countrys tech hub Shenzhen was put into lockdown

Asian markets mostly fell Monday as traders track developments in the Ukraine war and diplomatic efforts to bring the crisis to an end while Hong Kong took a pounding after China placed Shenzhen into lockdown, fuelling a rout in the tech sector.