Beijing has offered Taiwan a “one country, two systems” model similar to Hong Kong, which promised the ... In 2005, China’s largely rubber-stamp parliament passed the Anti-Secession Law ...

Peter Guo Reporting from Hong Kong China’s commerce minister ... "North Carolina needs a fighter for what's right for our state, not a rubber stamp for Trump. That's who Thom Tillis is ...

Hong Kong's freight forwarding industry is reeling from the U.S.-China trade war with 41% of container capacity from the city ...

US delisting risks are pushing Chinese companies to seek refuge in Hong Kong, which is emerging as a compelling alternative amid rising financial decoupling pressures. This article examines how the ...

Panama Ports Company, under Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison Holdings, won a concession to operate the ports of Balboa, in the Pacific, and Cristobal, in the Atlantic, beginning in 1997 and it was ...

Hong Kong’s postal service will stop handling packages coming from or going to the United States amid an escalating trade war between the world’s two largest economies.

HONG KONG (AP) — A subsidiary of a Hong Kong conglomerate that is embroiled in U.S.-China tensions over its Panama Canal port assets denied allegations Wednesday that it had failed to pay about ...

Will the American buyers cancel?” Chuang said many Hong Kong companies operated under “free on board”, or FOB, agreements, meaning sellers were responsible for loading goods onto vessels or ...

Hong Kong tycoon Dickson Poon is seeking to take his flagship company Dickson Concepts (International) private as he delivered a dire assessment of the city’s ailing retail industry. The ...

Robot vacuum maker Beijing Roborock Technology Co. is weighing a share sale in Hong Kong this year to raise as much as $500 ...

The 29-year-old entrepreneurs behind Shrugging Doctor Beverage Co. and Maple Leaf Rubber Stamp have inked a new deal to acquire the latter company’s largest competitor. and receive a Canada ...

the parent company of Temu, was down 1.50% in early trading Wednesday. Shares of Hong Kong-listed Chinese e-commerce giants like Alibaba and JD.com were also hit—falling nearly 4.1% and 5.5% ...