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Dec 14, 2017 · Google Hong Kong unveiled the top trending searches in 2017, reflecting the people, games, stories, entertainment, and discussions that mattered to Hongkongers the most this year.
- Hong Kong’s top digital media ranked – Media Report 2017
Yahoo Hong Kong also recently launched the interactive video...
- Hong Kong’s top digital media ranked – Media Report 2017
Oct 27, 2017 · Yahoo Hong Kong also recently launched the interactive video live-streaming platform Yahoo TV.2 GoogleTaking second spot in the search category for 2017 is Google.
Most notable moments of 2017. 1. There was a firebomb on the MTR. South China Morning Post. Back in February, a local man set off a self-created firebomb during rush hour on an MTR train as it...
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Dec 28, 2017 · As New Year’s Day approaches, it’s time to look back on a troubled 2017 for the city. Here are seven news makers who made a splash in the local press this year.
28 minutes ago · Chinese home appliance maker Midea Group is set to price shares at the top of an indicative range to raise at least $3.46 billion in a Hong Kong listing, said three people with direct knowledge of the matter. Book building for the deal has been accelerated to close on Wednesday, the people said. Midea has an option is increase the size of the deal to $3.98 billion in the event of strong demand ...
1 day ago · As global markets face heightened volatility and economic uncertainty, the Hong Kong market has shown resilience, making it an intriguing landscape for discerning investors. Despite broader concerns over economic slowdowns and fluctuating indices, Hong Kong’s small-cap sector offers unique opportunities for those seeking to uncover hidden gems. In this article, we spotlight three lesser ...
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