Stay-and-play getaways in rooms with high-powered PCs prove popular among fans who lack their own hardware or just want to enjoy the game in a comfortable setting with friends.
Stay-and-play rooms with high-powered PCs prove popular among fans who lack their own hardware or just want a nice place to play with friends
The regulator received a record 190 complaints for the financial year ended March 31 and carried out 77 investigations.
Six participants, including HSBC, Standard Chartered and Bank of China (Hong Kong), showcased test cases that will be explored to boost scale and interoperability.
Profit from new business, a key measure of sales and the future growth of insurance companies, increased 8 per cent to US$1.47 billion, bolstered by improving sales in Southeast Asia and on the mainland.
Stocks weakened as investors braced for potential fallout from Nvidia earnings later today, given its 160 per cent rally this year. Buy-back programmes by JD.com and Anta limited losses.
Chui, who has more than two decades of experience in equity capital markets at various global banks, joins the HKEX as managing director and head of global issuer services.
China’s local markets are likely to be avoided for rest of year unless authorities can give clarity on policy, said a Wells Fargo economist.
A draft set of rules and standards have been released for China’s microfinancing firms, with risk control and consumer protection in mind.
The HKMA has expanded its Commercial Data Interchange electronic platform designed to help SMEs by linking up with the Companies Registry to share more data with banks.
The move came as a surprise as Liu, born in 1967, has yet to reach the official retirement age of 60 years for men.
The CSRC’s boss wants state-run funds and private asset managers to show more buying power, deliver higher returns to shore up market confidence.
Investors are turning optimistic after the Federal Reserve’s Jerome Powell signalled on Friday that ‘the time has come for policy to adjust.’
‘Global uncertainties have created an abnormal situation,’ but capital flow to growth areas will resume once these die down, Xin Jie says.
Hong Kong’s business owners are cash-starved, as interest rates hover at the highest level in almost two decades.
Hang Seng Index closed lower after a pullback on Wall Street and disappointing earnings by Chinese blue chips, but ended the week 1 per cent higher.
Alibaba, one of China’s largest technology behemoths with HK$1.58 trillion (US$202.7 billion) in value, would be very likely to make the cut, clearing the way for mainland investors to take their first bite on September 9.
The postponement complicates WeRide’s listing plan, as Beijing’s approval for the deal is set to expire at the end of this week.
The family-owned Hong Kong lender says it will continue to conduct SME business, amid concerns that many such firms face liquidity strain.
Shenzhen’s regulator of state-owned assets pushes move under Beijing’s effort to create bigger firms to compete with global leaders.
The Hang Seng Index has added 1.2 per cent since last Friday, putting it on track for a third consecutive week of gains.
Asia’s largest insurer posted its best first-half profit in five years at US$3.31 billion and beat analysts’ estimates of US$3.27 billion.
