Hong Kong residents to get HK$3,000 e-vouchers on April 16
The administration estimates some 6.4 million Hong Kong residents will get the first instalment on April 16.
Oswald Chan
Lifting of mask order gives Hong Kong businesses a boost
The business sector has welcomed the revocation of the mandatory mask-wearing order, a move which signifies Hong Kong’s full return to normalcy.
Hong Kong commerce chamber urges another round of consumption vouchers
The business chamber also urged the government to address labour shortages, especially among middle-ranked managers.
HK to bolster role as global risk management hub
Hong Kong will integrate the city’s insurance sector with national development, riding on the country’s “dual circulation” strategy.
HKEX to enhance HK’s new global carbon marketplace
Since its launch on Oct 28, the carbon credit trading platform has recorded more than 40 trades through Nov 24.
Unique strengths to cement Hong Kong’s status as global shipping hub
Hong Kong’s Chief Executive said the government endeavours to attract more high-quality maritime businesses, nurture maritime talents, among others.
Hong Kong to release 10-year residential land supply forecast
The government will put three residential land sites out to tender in the fourth quarter of this year, estimated to provide 2,500 residential units.
Hong Kong to start preparation work for e-HKD in fourth quarter
There is no definite timetable for the full launch, which will depend on the progress of the initial stages, as well as the pace of local and international market development.
Hong Kong to unveil new measures to accelerate economic vitality
Chief Executive John Lee noted that talent will be an important pillar to support the city’s economy as the city is ranked as Asia’s first in terms of talent competitiveness.
Hong Kong home prices expected to remain stable
According to an industry expert, despite price hikes in the US, the city’s prices have only shown short-term fluctuation.