Four reasons that Apple shares have been falling
By Natalie Sherman From BBC Apple was once the, well, apple of Wall Street’s eye. The first US company to achieve a trillion dollar market value, the tech giant boasted trend-setting products, a cash pile larger than the economy of…
China to speed up US$199 billion of domestic spending to protect growth during US trade war
By Frank Tang From South China Post Cutting debt remains an overriding priority but some fine-tuning allows Beijing to address a deceleration of investment in infrastructure China has decided to encourage government spending at home as a way to handle…
Hong Kong could teach China tech some manners
By Alec Macfarlane, Reuters From Nasdaq HONG KONG, June 14 (Reuters Breakingviews) – Hong Kong could teach Chinese technology companies some manners. Web portal Sina is planning a secondary listing in the city, taking advantage of new rules introduced in…
Hong Kong identified as a cross-border fund hub by asset managers
From Asia Asset Management Global asset managers have ranked Hong Kong as a leading cross-border fund hub on the basis of its thriving Mutual Recognition of Funds (MRF) programme – according to a survey by New York-based financial services provider…
Despite weak returns, Hedge Fund inflows hit $70B In 2014
From Value Walk Hedge funds finished the month of July in the red with the Eurekahedge Hedge Fund Index down 0.10% (2.82% year-to-date), outperforming the MSCI2 World Index which declined 0.83% from rising geo-political tensions between Russia and the west,…
