As Hong Kong mourns after a high-rise fire killed at least 151 people, anger is mounting over building safety lapses and government oversight

Dec 2 (Reuters) - Chinese autonomous driving developer Momenta has confidentially filed for a Hong Kong initial public offering, two people with knowledge of the matter said. Momenta is joining a growing list of Chinese companies aiming to debut in the Asian financial hub,

We start in Hong Kong with the aftermath of the city’s deadliest fire in decades. Police said more bodies had been recovered as Chinese authorities warned they would use strict national security laws to respond to any “disruption” after the disaster. Here’s what you need to know.

Share placement to help Shenyang-based firm advance clinical research in China and the US, expand reach of cancer and hair-loss drugs Chinese drug maker 3SBio plans to raise HK$3.12 billion (US$401 million) by selling a 4.

The People’s Bank of China has said that it considers stablecoins illegal under China's crypto ban. The latest crackdown serves as a blow to Hong

Police continued to sweep the seven burnt-out towers engulfed in the disaster at the Wang Fuk Court estate, finding dead bodies in stairwells and on rooftops. More than 40 people are still missing.

The firm is joining a growing list of Chinese companies aiming to debut in the Asian financial hub Read more at The Business Times.

Government investment arm HKIC also names Primavera among managers of CIES IP, which focuses on Hong Kong’s long-term development.