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Mia Castagnone
Reporter, Business
Born in Australia, Mia graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Arts in Media and Communications and Chinese Studies. She previously worked at various local media including the Sydney Morning Herald, before joining the Post as a graduate trainee in 2021.
A surge in Chinese stocks has sapped the market’s upside potential over the next six months, a Bank of America survey showed.
China’s second-largest bottled water firm plans to sell 347.8 million shares at HK$14.50 each.
SMEs based in Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area are banking on Chief Executive John Lee to deliver more support measures in his policy address.
The bourse operator is enhancing its systems to create a clearing and settlement platform that will make the market T+1 ready by end of 2025.
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Quantitative easing and a slew of economic stimulus measures from Beijing have increased buyer confidence, agents say.
Rising incomes in Hong Kong are not easing financial stress, with 25 per cent of people unable to pay bills fully.
Affluent spenders are looking at a number of ways to construct a ‘perfect wallet,’ Mastercard says.
Effects of China fiscal policies and corporate earnings should be assessed before judging staying power of rally, Singaporean bank says.
The network is considering locations around Asia to set up a social clubhouse to host in-person events for its members, with Hong Kong being a potential location.
‘Emotion stays away from the boardroom. That’s critical,’ says Mahesh Harilela.
Hong Kong is set to surpass Switzerland as the top cross-border wealth management hub by 2027-28, but must stay competitive, says Joseph Chan.
China’s vice-finance minister met PwC’s chief in Beijing following a hefty fine and suspension handed to the firm’s mainland unit over auditing failures at Evergrande.
Chinese consumers are switching to value-for-money names from luxury icons. Foreign brands are learning from the market as local brands dominate skincare sales.
Team Wang Design’s founders share their recent success with the latest summer collection and how they touch the hearts of Chinese consumers to build an empire.
Kwang, who will remain as the chair of North Asia, will report to Sjoerd Leenart, the Asia-Pacific CEO.
State-backed brokerages Guotai Junan and Haitong Securities are merging to create a firm with US$237 billion in assets to rival Wall Street.
The world’s biggest home appliance maker is likely to start the book building process as early as Monday, according to a source.
Single family offices in Asia-Pacific could increase by 40 per cent to 3,200 by 2030, outpacing growth in North America and the nascent Middle East market, a Deloitte Private report shows.
The global CEO visited two premier branches, where the staff walked him through the customer service and showed him the various digital solutions.
A Mandarin-speaking chief executive may go some way to help HSBC mend ties with its biggest shareholder Ping An Insurance (Group), which has been agitating to break up the bank since 2022.
Gains in Chinese EV makers like Li Auto, Xpeng and Nio helped lift the Hang Seng Index to its highest close in seven weeks. Rate-cut optimism also aided risk appetite.
Stay-and-play getaways in rooms with high-powered PCs prove popular among fans who lack their own hardware or just want to enjoy the game in a comfortable setting with friends.
Stocks weakened as investors braced for potential fallout from Nvidia earnings later today, given its 160 per cent rally this year. Buy-back programmes by JD.com and Anta limited losses.
Stocks reversed path after a poor start to trading as consumer-related firms rallied. A record slump in PDD Holdings in New York sparked a sell-off in Chinese e-commerce rivals.
Investors are turning optimistic after the Federal Reserve’s Jerome Powell signalled on Friday that ‘the time has come for policy to adjust.’
Investors are not sure about the economy, confidence is not high and they want the Chinese government to take steps to drive growth, Deloitte’s Stanley Lah says.
Choosing stocks without a long-term plan leaves investors ‘at the whims of the market, of that company, or of that CEO’, says Gregory Van.
Shanghai’s LKF? In an exclusive interview, gaming and esports kingpin Dino Ying explains how his nightlife hotspot INS is a hit with budget-conscious locals and tourists.
