Hong Kong Business Magazine

19/07/2025

Only 10% of companies have mature transition plans aligned with 3As principles. https://bit.ly/3ICLPQE

17/07/2025

Hong Kong's second waste-to-energy plant I-PARK2 isn't expected to start operating until 2030.

Hong Kong should tap GBA's waste-to-energy facilities, as it tries to phase out landfills and generate more than 900 million kWh of electricity.

16/07/2025

Art spending surges among Southeast Asian elites, fueling demand for global masterpieces.

Auction houses are luring the growing pool of wealthy Southeast Asian collectors who pay top dollar for art produced by globally and regionally renowned artist.

11/07/2025

Hong Kong’s recently passed Stablecoins bill raises the bar on transparency and compliance, whilst unlocking opportunities for innovation in the digital asset space, analysts said.

Stablecoin issuers should be clear about the reserves backing their tokens and provide mechanisms for users to redeem them for cash.

08/07/2025

Bolder moves and larger deals push M&A activity to decade-high levels.

Hong Kong’s deal activity surged to a decade high of $473.58 billion (US$60.33 billion) in the first five months.

07/07/2025

Hong Kong workers less confident than global average about their companies' future. http://bit.ly/3Ib3Bdu

03/07/2025

Tighter hiring rules push firms to compete harder for limited local talent.

Further restrictions in Hong Kong’s foreign hiring are expected to lengthen recruitment timelines and push up labor costs, analysts said.

01/07/2025

SMEs lead Hong Kong’s green building push with Certification Scheme 2.0 launch. http://bit.ly/40zNqwr

01/07/2025

The new Hong Kong office will serve as the Asia headquarters, housing Broadfield's legal and non-legal teams.

Global law firm Broadfield has opened its Hong Kong office as part of a strategic expansion to strengthen its international presence.

01/07/2025

Retailers may lose billions by failing to engage aging Hong Kong shoppers.

Retailers who ignore older shoppers may miss out on $700b in spending by Hong Kong seniors by 2046.

27/06/2025

Hong Kong women disproportionately fear AI job loss (49%), 11% higher than men. https://bit.ly/3T8vPI8

27/06/2025

Hong Kong recently passed the Protection of Critical Infrastructure (Computer System) Ordinance, which is scheduled to take effect on 1 January 2026.

This Easter, multi-national retailer Marks & Spencer suffered a severe cyberattack, which wiped $5.32b (£500m) off its stock value.