A Hong Kong man was jailed Friday for "seditious" posts on social media, becoming the third person to be imprisoned under a new national security law in the span of two days.

Dubai and Hong Kong are looking to adapt their capital market regulations to facilitate the issuance and listing of green bonds, helping elevate both financial hubs as primary sources of funds for ...

For Beijing and its proxy, the Hong Kong government, shutting down Apple Daily was a top priority. The newspaper was forced ...

On Thursday, the S&P 500 jumped 1.7% to 5,713.64 for one of its best days of the year and topped its last all-time high set ...

China stocks closed higher on Friday, marking their first weekly gain in a month, driven by expectations of incoming stimulus ...

Christie’s opened its new headquarters in Hong Kong, capping off a series of real estate expansions by auction houses in the ...

Jack Ma-backed Ant Group Co. has raised $6.5 billion in loans to refinance an offshore credit line of the same size, as it ...

Auction house Christie's opened its regional headquarters in Hong Kong on Friday as its Asia Pacific chief predicted a sales ...

Offshore share offering plans of at least three Chinese bubble tea makers have been put on hold by the securities regulator ...

The first sentencing under Hong Kong’s new Article 23 national security law (officially called the Safeguarding National Security Ordinance) occurred this week, as a man was sentenced to 14 months ...

A Hong Kong court has sentenced the first two people under a tough new Hong Kong national security law, including a man who ...

Dozens of Hong Kong journalists and their families have been harassed and intimidated online and in person over the last ...