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HK could be RMB's global springboard

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Hong Kong could be used as a trial ground before the Chinese renminbi (RMB) leapfrogs to the international markets as a transaction currency, said a former central bank official in Beijing on Monda

DHL invests in Hong Kong hub

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DHL is set to invest HK$360 million (£27 million) to expand its operations into a single, multi-user facility for DHL Supply Chain to accommodate growth in Hong Kong.

Multimedia project wins mega event funds in Hong Kong

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The Mega Events Fund Assessment Committee will grant a maximum of $2 million to support multimedia arts project Hope & Glory.

Hong Kong Home Sales Rise to Highest in Five Months

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Hong Kong’s home sales jumped to the highest level in five months as an economic rebound and the lowest borrowing costs in at least 20 years spur demand.

Hong Kong a hot market for Calif. wines

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A drop in tariffs and a growing interest in California varietals is making Hong Kong one of the fastest-growing markets for U.S. winemakers.

HSBC's Asia moves may force StanChart

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HSBC Holdings Plc’s decision to move Chief Executive Officer Michael Geoghegan and three more top bankers to Hong Kong from London may force Standard Chartered Plc to follow its example, money mana

Rugby Fans Prepare for Hong Kong Sevens

Press Release

The 2010 Cathay Pacific/Credit Suisse Hong Kong Sevens, one of the biggest annual sporting events in the region, is fast approaching.

Russia’s Deripaska plans new Hong Kong IPO

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Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska could list another of his firms in Hong Kong in his latest effort to raise capital following the IPO of metals giant UC Rusal, a banking source said.

HK film wins Berlinale award

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Hong Kong film Echoes of the Rainbow, directed by Alex Law and produced by Mabel Cheung, has won the Crystal Bear for the Best Feature Film in the 60th Berlinale 2010's Generation section - the fir

The Arts, From A to Z, at Hong Kong Festival

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Hong Kong has a bit of an inferiority complex when it comes to its arts scene, so when it puts on a festival, it sometimes overcompensates by throwing in everything including the kitchen sink.