Kwok Sees Three China Reserve-Ratio Cuts by End of June - Washington Post

Kwok Sees Three China Reserve-Ratio Cuts by End of June Washington Post 1 (Bloomberg) -- Donna Kwok, an economist at HSBC Holdings Plc in Hong Kong, talks the outlook for China's economy and central bank monetary policy. China's manufacturing unexpectedly expanded last month on increased new orders, suggesting the world's ... and more »

HK financial chief delivers budget speech - China Daily

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HK financial chief delivers budget speech China Daily Hong Kong's external trade may also see some improvement in the second half of this year, he said. Tsang expected the economic growth in 2012 will inevitably be lower than the average growth rate over the past decade, with GDP growth of 1 to 3 percent ... Tsang ready to face crisisHong Kong Standard Hong Kong says economy slowed in 2011MyrtleBeachOnline.com all 291 news articles »

Moody's sees negative ratings trend for Asian firms - Reuters

Moody's sees negative ratings trend for Asian firms Reuters Hong Kong also warned the territory faced a grim year. {ID:nL4E8D12UI] Indonesia's largest oil-and-gas shipping company PT Berlian Laju Tanker Tbk froze payments on its debt of $2 billion last week, blaming a slump in freight markets. and more »

Crossing Borders: A Conversation with Three Mainland Women Immigrants - Human Rights in China

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Crossing Borders: A Conversation with Three Mainland Women Immigrants Human Rights in China That meant that my husband's documents were used to get someone else in (to Hong Kong). This happens quite often in China. Si-si Liu: Ah-Mei, what do you remember most from when you first came to Hong Kong? Mei: In fact, at the time, ... Hong Kong shares' winning streak seen stallingReuters Chalco Leads Index's Drop From Four-Month High: China OvernightBusinessWeek Anger at mainland visitors escalates with 'locust' adSouth China Morning Post (subscription) The Asset all 391 news articles »

The Power of Archives in Human Rights Advocacy - Human Rights in China

The Power of Archives in Human Rights Advocacy Human Rights in China In Hong Kong, there is no archives law! But this is not the case in almost all the rest of the world. In jurisdictions where there are archive laws, first of all, public servants are obliged by law to create records as a result of conducting their ...