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Hong Kong Free Press on MSNShow Your Stripes Day: Hong Kong temperature rise visualised in climate warming stripesThe rise in HK's temperature has been illustrated in the latest set of "warning stripes" by UK climate scientist Ed Hawkins ...
The son of an HSBC Holdings Plc leader has spent at least HK$231 million ($29 million) buying luxury properties in Hong Kong ...
Beijing is keen to support some Hong Kong-listed red chip companies to list in the mainland, Steven Sun from HSBC Qianhai ...
HSBC Holdings is restructuring to prioritize high-return regions like Hong Kong, India, and the Middle East. Check out why I ...
Beijing’s latest reform to allow Hong Kong-listed companies to seek secondary listings in Shenzhen could bring mainland China’s most valuable tech companies such as Alibaba Group Holding and ...
HSBC chair Sir Mark Tucker to rejoin Hong Kong insurer AIA Group The 67-year-old served as AIA's chief executive between 2010 and 2017 By HARRY WISE Updated: 04:30 EDT, 6 June 2025 ...
Hong Kong can be a crucial partner in the continued and orderly opening of mainland China’s capital markets, particularly in advancing the internationalisation of its currency, according to HSBC ...
HSBC Holdings' high-profile Chairman Mark Tucker will return to the insurance sector as chair of Hong Kong-based AIA Group , after having presided over top management changes and navigated Sino-U ...
FILE PHOTO: HSBC Group Chairman Mark Tucker delivers a speech at the HSBC Global Investment Summit in Hong Kong, China, March 25, 2025. REUTERS/Selena Li/File Photo FILE PHOTO: HSBC logo is seen ...
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VnExpress International on MSNSon of HSBC Asia's chairman Peter Wong spends $29M on Hong Kong luxury homesJeremy Wong, son of Peter Wong, chairman of HSBC’s Asia subsidiary, has bought four luxury flats in Hong Kong this year, spending at least HK$231 million (US$29 million).The purchases were made over ...
Tucker will replace Edmund Sze-Wing Tse as AIA’s chairman. Shares in AIA were up 1.8%, while Hong Kong shares of HSBC were down 0.3%. Hong Kong’s benchmark index was off 0.2%.
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