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Disney will add new attractions in expansion of Hong Kong park
With flagging attendance at China's first Disneyland park, the Hong Kong special administrative government is eager to expand, especially with competition from a new Disneyland expected to be completed in Shanghai in 2014.
H.K. leader suffers drop in popularity
Hong Kong Chief Executive Donald Tsang's popularity rating has dropped to a new low, according to a Hong Kong University poll released Tuesday.
Energy efficiency labeling to be a must in Hong Kong
Air conditioners, refrigerators and compact fluorescent lamps for sale in Hong Kong will have to carry energy labels with information on their energy efficiency performance starting from Monday.
Hong Kong: Hong Kong Proposes To Enhance Investor Protection - Dechert
Introduction and Background In its Consultation Paper on Proposals to Enhance Protection for the Investing Public 1 issued on 25 September 2009, the SFC has published wide-ranging proposals to address some of the perceived short-comings in the current regulatory environment for the sale of unlisted investment products to the public.
Shanghai Disneyland Project gets approval
China's central government has officially approved the Shanghai Disneyland Project, the Shanghai municipal government announced Wednesday.
Global inflation pressure expected to remain muted in near future: official
The global inflationary pressure is expected to remain muted in the near future, partly reflecting slow economic recovery, Hong Kong's financial chief John Tsang said Wednesday.
Hong Kong seeks UN World Heritage status for geological site
Tajikistan News.Net Wednesday 4th November, 2009 Hong Kong is hoping to clinch Unesco World Heritage status for a 49-sq km geological site which boasts the high-rise city's most dramatic land and seascapes, officials confirmed Wednesday.
A look at economic developments around the globe
China's purchasing managers index expanded for the eighth straight month in October to 55.2, adding to further signs the recovering economy is on firmer ground, a survey by a government-sanctioned industry group said Sunday.
The Double Nine Festival may slip by quietly on the local front, but in Hong Kong and China, Oct 26 is cause for celebration.
Company-level ties between France, China important: French minister
The relationship at company level between France and China is very important, visiting French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde said Friday.
Night-Life Institution on Hong Konga s Gay Scene
The bar at Propaganda, a gay nightclub in Hong Kong. HONG KONG Propaganda isn't just the grandmother of the gay night-life scene in Hong Kong, it's something of a historic site.
HK prepares for terror attack ahead of Games
Police, firefighters and medical officers on Tuesday morning tested their ability to cope with a biological attack at the upcoming East Asian Games.
Hong Kong-Guangdong Business Conference held in Sydney
Hong Kong-Guangdong Business Conference was held on Tuesday in Sydney with both Guangdong and New South Wales leaders calling for greater cooperation in business and trade.
Hong Kong proposes e-Learning pilot scheme
The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government is committed to developing e-learning which will enhance student learning and development, Secretary for Education Michael Suen said on Thursday.
Craig Stephen's This Week in China: New property-bubble warnings in Hong Kong
If there was a single lesson from the subprime-inspired financial crash, it was that central bankers must watch asset prices and not just the heavily manipulated consumer price indexes.
Hong Kong ETF: Gearing Up for a Correction?
It's not just in the United States that some are worrying about a potential market and ETF pullback.
Hong Kong tightens lending on luxury homes
HONG KONG: Hong Kong's government has announced measures aimed at cooling the property market as low interest rates have spurred a dramatic surge in prices and fears of a possible bubble.
HKMA reins in mortgage lending as bubble fears mount (Hong Kong) (31...
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority moved to slow a surge in luxury property prices driven by rich buyers from the mainland by limiting mortgages amid growing concern over a property bubble in the territory.
HK's consumer prices rise 0.5% in September
Hong Kong's overall consumer prices rose 0.5 percent in September over the same month last year, following a 1.6 percent drop in August, the Census and Statistics Department of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government said on Thursday.
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Luxury Hotel Growth Stymied In Hong Kong
A lack of suitable sites and the relatively high cost of land are frustrating efforts by some of the biggest names in the luxury hotel business to tap the lucrative business travel market in Hong Kong.
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