Hong Kong Informer

BEIJING (AP) — China’s richest people are stepping up investment in U.S. real estate and other foreign assets as they try to preserve their fortunes in the face of a fast-changing economy, a report said Tuesday. The report by China Merchants Bank and the consulting firm Bain & Co. in China reflects uncertainties about abrupt [...]

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LOS ANGELES, March 29, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — As the third-largest art auction center in the world, Hong Kong continues to garner international acclaim as the art mecca of Asia, prompting the world's most influential artists, gallerists and collectors–including the renowned Art Basel–to take notice. From May 23-26, the premiere edition of Art Basel Hong Kong–described [...]

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Li retains lead in Hong Kong rich list with USb fortune Property tycoon Li Ka-shing is still Hong Kong's richest man thanks mainly to a property boom that helped boost his personal wealth last year to US$ 30 billion. In Forbes' list of Hong Kong's 50 richest people published yesterday, the chairman of Cheung … [...]

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Forbes Asia readers can usually be sure that our lists of the richest people in relatively fast-growing mainland China will include new faces that arise from IPOs by relatively young companies. By … Full News here – Hong Kong News latest RSS headlines – Hong Kong News.net

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Today the Journal looks at the area surrounding the Kowloon subway stop in Hong Kong, which is fast becoming a playground for wealthy mainland Chinese. Here, condo amenities might include karaoke … Full News here – Hong Kong News latest RSS headlines – Hong Kong News.net

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LONDON (AP) — The colors are bright and brash, and the fabrics as shiny and enticing as candy foil wrappers. Luxury label Burberry Prorsum dazzled its catwalk audience Monday with a show that celebrated decadence — in marked contrast to news of financial trouble at the fashion giant. Creative director Christopher Bailey packed in iridescent [...]

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A team of Hong Kong scientists say they have found a way to transform food waste into laundry detergent, plastic ingredients, and a host of everyday products, in a discovery that may ease pressure on the city’s bulging landfills. Full News here – Home/News/Hong Kong

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Chinese consumers plan to reign in their spending on expensive watches, jewelry and handbags, and they are increasingly planning to do their shopping at home rather than luxury hubs such as Hong Kong and Europe, a new study says. Full News here – Scene Asia » Hong Kong

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