
Hong Kong E-commerce Startup Yoho Debuts on HKEx
Yoho Group, an e-commerce startup based in Hong Kong, listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Friday.
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Yoho Group, an e-commerce startup based in Hong Kong, listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Friday.
Ang pagbabahagi ni Xiaopeng ay tumaas ng 1.8% hanggang HK $168 bawat bahagi sa pagbubukas habang ang kumpanya ay gumawa ng isang dobleng listahan ng tier 1 sa H...
This week: Hong Kong property tycoon invests in Animoca Brands, Crypto exchange BitMart lost $150 million to hackers, Meta opens up access to its VR social platform Horizon Worlds, and more.
Alibaba announced on August 4 that Irene Yun-Lien Lee, Chairman of Hysan Development Company Limited, and Albert Kong Ping Ng, former Chairman of Ernst & Young China, were appointed as independent directors to the company's board.
Saham Xiaopeng naik 1,8% pada pembukaan, mencapai HK $168 per saham, karena perusahaan melakukan pencatatan dua tingkat di Bursa Efek Hong Kong. Xiaopeng aw...
On September 19th, Meituan launched its food delivery service KeeTa in Hong Kong Island.
Tencent Music Entertainment Group (TME) has reportedly obtained approval for a second public listing on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx), issuing relevant documents on September 15.
On April 21, the University of Hong Kong (HKU) announced on its official website that Jack Ma, the founder of Alibaba and a prominent Chinese business magnate, has been appointed as an honorary professor for three years. His focus will be on education and corporate innovation.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission granted approval for Leapmotor to issue a maximum of 290 million overseas listed foreign shares. After this is completed, the EV maker can be listed on the main board of the HKEx.
China Renaissance, a prominent player in China's tech industry, announced on April 3 that it would halt trading of its shares and postpone the release of its annual results.
ByteDance has leased and completed the decoration of the entire 37th floor of Hong Kong International Financial Centre. Many employees have already moved in for work.
Hangzhou-based internet giant Alibaba stated on November 17 that it will not complete a primary listing in Hong Kong before the end of the year as initially planned. This delay comes as the firm struggles with slowing growth at home.