In a surprising turn of events, Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) and its key suppliers in Taiwan are facing a significant sales slump despite the recent launch of
Last week was a quiet trading week in Hong Kong, with just half the normal daily volumes traded as a result of a 7-day national holiday in China.
Still, some companies took the opportunity to repurchase their own shares, many of which are suffering from a sharp sell-off as part of a broad decline among China stocks this year.
China's cyberspace watchdog has unveiled the names of the inaugural group of mobile app stores that have adhered to the new regulatory requirements, marking the commencement of stringent oversight measures over mobile applications.
Hong Kong-listed and Chinese companies are dipping into their retained earnings and splurging on stock buybacks and bumper dividend payouts as their domestic markets remain in a slump, according to new data.
In a notable development, a unit of Huawei Technologies Co, Ltd has begun shipping surveillance camera chips, signaling the company's ability to navigate around four years of stringent