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Hello and welcome to sportsday im hugh woozencroft. Heres whats in store, as we look ahead to the sporting weekend. Still work to do for england, as steve smith leaves england frustrated heading into day three of the crucial third ashes test in perth. Care free at Manchester City can Pep Guardiolas side make it 16 Straight Premier League wins on the bounce . And we speak to another record breaker 16 time darts World Champion phil the power taylor, as he says farewell to Alexandra Palace. Im real...

Shares in Chinese bubble tea chain Sichuan Baicha Baidao failed to pop during their market debut Tuesday, tumbling as much as 38% from their listing price.

First-time stock offerings in Hong Kong are expected to improve after a dismal first quarter, according to Deloitte China. Tighter regulatory oversight could hinder bourses in mainland China.

Shenzhen-based HighTide Therapeutics is aiming to raise HK$278 million (US$35.6 million) from an IPO in Hong Kong, a fraction of the originally planned US$200 million.

Hong Kong's economy is expected to grow in 2024, CPA Australia's latest survey on Hong Kong's economic and business outlook indicates.

Himo Liu Thirty-six percent of Hong Kong-based accounting and finance professionals anticipate that the citys economic growth will be less ...

HONG KONG, Nov. 14, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- CSpro (Hong Kong) Limited (CSpro, formerly Signum Digital Limited), is proud to announce the official launch of its

The HKMA and the NDRC have signed an agreement to support Chinese companies issuing bonds in Hong Kong and promote cross-border financing activities.

Getting licensed as a virtual asset trading platform in Hong Kong can cost more than US$7 million, and finding success in the relatively small market is not guaranteed.

The development of Hong Kong’s digital asset ecosystem will need stronger guardrails and more public education to protect investors, HKMA CEO Eddie Yue told the Post in an interview, following last month’s JPEX scandal and after the city saw a 67 per cent rise in cryptocurrency-related complaints last year.