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Skyscraper becomes a Hong Kong landmark

The 118-floor International Commerce Center, which stands 490 meters, is one of the world's top 10 tallest buildings, in Hong Kong's Kowloon, June 22, 2012.

HK's aviation benefits great from its return to China

HK's aviation has benefited great from its return to China, said John J Slosar, chief executive of the Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd.

More proactive fiscal and taxation policies needed

The HK and the central governments should formulate more favorable fiscal policies to ease business difficulties faced by enterprises stationed in the Pearl River Delta region.

Achievements made since implementation of CEPA

With eight supplements signed from 2004 to 2011, the CEPA, broadening the scope of Hong Kong beneficiaries, provided wider and deeper openness of the mainland's market to the city's companies, especially in the service industry.

HKMA offers short-term yuan liquidity

HKMA will provide one-week yuan funds to local banks to boost the short-term yuan liquidity.

CSRC nods HK share-related ETF trading on the mainland

The exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that track the Hong Kong share indexes might be launched in the mainland bourse at the end of June, a senior official from the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) said.

A testing ground for RMB internationalization

An offshore RMB center is very important in promoting the internationalization of the yuan, as it is a market for transactions, deposits and innovations.

Door opens to yuan investments

The central government will soon allow investors in Hong Kong to use the yuan to invest in the mainland's equities market.

HK set to play big role in south's progress

Vice-Premier Li Keqiang's visit to Hong Kong is expected to further expand economic ties between Guangdong province and the special administrative region.

HK stays top competitive economy

Hong Kong has been ranked the world's most competitive economy for the second consecutive year.

Overhigh salary expectations pressure HK firms

Record HK$238b revenue for taxmen