Reporting and Analysis by David Wong.
As Bitcoin approaches its next halving, CoinEx shares insights on the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency investments. The firm predicts a more selective cycle driven by institutional interest and market dynamics.
Ming Shing Group Holdings Limited has announced its unaudited financial results for the six months ending September 30, 2025, showcasing significant growth in revenue and net profit. The company attributes its success to strategic investments and a robust market demand.
Tom Lee, co-founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors, has expressed optimism about Ethereum's potential to emerge from the current crypto winter. His insights highlight the growing confidence in the cryptocurrency market as it navigates through challenging times.
Pearl Lam, a prominent figure in Hong Kong's art world, emphasizes the importance of flexibility in her business approach. Her commitment to adaptability is reshaping the landscape of the local art market amidst changing global dynamics.
During a panel at the Hong Kong FilMart, renowned filmmaker Peter Chan discussed the potential of artificial intelligence to revolutionize the film industry. He predicts that within three years, AI could replace traditional blockbuster and commercial filmmaking.
The recent surge in oil prices has led to a significant depreciation of the US dollar, prompting central banks worldwide to adopt a more aggressive monetary policy. Analysts warn that this shift could have far-reaching implications for global markets and inflation rates.
Anson Lo, a rising star in Hong Kong's music industry, shares his thoughts on the importance of portraying mental illness in media. As he balances fame and personal challenges, Lo reflects on the evolving landscape of Hong Kong pop culture and his ambitions on a global scale.
CoinEx anticipates a more selective and institutional-driven cryptocurrency cycle following the upcoming Bitcoin halving. The exchange highlights the potential for increased institutional investment as the market matures.
ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, is divesting its gaming unit Moonton to a firm backed by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund. This strategic move reflects the ongoing shifts in the global gaming industry and investment landscape.
The recent surge in oil prices has led to a significant decline in the US dollar, as central banks around the world adopt a more hawkish approach to monetary policy. Analysts predict that this shift could have far-reaching implications for global markets and economies.
In an exclusive interview, filmmaker Terrance Lau reflects on the challenges facing Hong Kong's film industry, emphasizing the need for a stronger narrative voice. As the market shrinks, Lau reveals his vision for revitalizing local cinema through innovative storytelling.
Peter Chan, a prominent filmmaker, forecasts that artificial intelligence will revolutionize the film industry, potentially replacing blockbuster and commercial films within three years. His remarks were made during a panel discussion at the Hong Kong FilMart, highlighting the rapid advancements in AI technology and its implications for creative industries.
A surge in initial public offerings (IPOs) is underway in Hong Kong as five companies aim to raise a combined total of $678 million. This trend reflects renewed investor confidence and a vibrant market environment despite global economic uncertainties.
A surge in initial public offerings (IPOs) is underway in Hong Kong, with five companies aiming to raise a combined total of $678 million. This trend reflects renewed investor confidence and a strategic pivot in the market landscape.
In an exclusive interview, filmmaker Terrance Lau reflects on the evolving landscape of Hong Kong's action cinema, emphasizing the need for a personal voice in storytelling. As the market shrinks, he reveals his plans to revitalize the genre with a new script.
The recent spike in oil prices has led to a significant decline in the US dollar, prompting central banks worldwide to adopt a more hawkish monetary policy. Analysts warn that these developments could have far-reaching implications for global markets and economic stability.
Anson Lo, a rising star in the Hong Kong music scene, shares his thoughts on the importance of portraying mental illness in media and his aspirations for global recognition. The artist reflects on the challenges and joys of navigating fame while remaining true to his roots.
Chinese tech giants Alibaba and Tencent have collectively lost $84 billion in market value after their ambitious AI initiatives failed to meet investor expectations. This significant downturn highlights the challenges faced by major firms in the rapidly evolving tech landscape.
In a significant restructuring move, Alibaba has announced a 34% reduction in its workforce by 2025, as the tech giant pivots towards artificial intelligence. This decision reflects broader trends in the tech industry, where companies are increasingly investing in AI capabilities to enhance operational efficiency and drive innovation.
Danny Pang's latest film, 'The Mage', a supernatural thriller, is set to hit theaters in Hong Kong and Macau, distributed by Edko Films. The movie promises to captivate audiences with its unique blend of suspense and supernatural elements.
Melco Resorts and Entertainment has once again made a significant impact in the culinary scene, securing top honors in the MICHELIN Guide Hong Kong & Macau 2026. This achievement highlights the company's commitment to excellence in dining experiences across its properties.
The Hong Kong Asia Film Financing Forum concluded with ‘Good Trip’ and ‘The Sea Speaks His Name’ winning prestigious WIP Awards. These accolades highlight the growing significance of Hong Kong as a hub for innovative film projects.
Graphene-X has successfully harnessed the potential of graphene, a revolutionary material, to create high-performance outerwear. This innovative approach has not only captured the attention of consumers but has also established the brand as a formidable player in the fashion industry.
Cheng Zhuo, a former factory accountant, is spearheading the push for Chip Micro-Assembly's initial public offering in Hong Kong. This strategic move aims to capitalize on the growing demand for semiconductor solutions amid a global tech boom.
