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Hong Kong developer Sino Land reports flat earnings growth

Hong Kong developer Sino Land reported 0.9 per cent growth in underlying e

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PetroChina, CNOOC report dismal but slightly better than expected interim results

PetroChina, the nation’s largest oil and gas producer, unveiled a better

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Browser and search engine UCWeb claims 50pc market shares in India and Indonesia

UCWeb, the mobile browsing arm of e-commerce giant Alibaba Group which is behind the UC Browser, is claiming more than 50 per cent shares of both the Indian and Indonesian

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SFC is angling for minnows while big fish go free

The Securities and Futures Commission has suspended the licence of Mr Ku Yuen-leung for engaging in manipulative activities. …

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Yuan, Asian currencies fall after North Korean missile launch

The Chinese yuan and other Asian currencies fell on Wednesday, amid escalating geopolitical tensions over the North Korean missile launch – an act which Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe described

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China’s social media platform Douban to diversify into movie production

Douban.com, one of the most popular social media platforms in mainland China, said it plans to establish a movie production and distribution business, the latest in a growing number of

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Hong Kong is worst major city for office investment yield, prompting local investors to look overseas

Hong Kong ranked dead last in terms of office investment yields in a survey of 54 markets worldwide, a trend that has prompted local investors – including the city’s wealthiest

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China’s biggest unlisted insurer Anbang poised to go public

Anbang Insurance Group, China’s biggest unlisted insurer and owner of New York’s Waldorf Astoria hotel, is preparing an initial public offering of its life insurance unit in Hong Kong next

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UBS report highlights series of concerns over Chinese economy

The international market is becoming more comfortable about China than earlier this year – but concerns for the world’s second largest economy remain, particularly over weak property investment growth in

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Shenzhen-HK Stock Connect: much-needed boost or damp squib?

Some analysts are now warning that the launch of the stock trading link between Shenzhen and Hong Kong could have only a marginal impact on market volumes, with many investors

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