HSBC to hire 100 AI specialists, 100 wealth managers in boost to Singapore hub
HONG KONG: HSBC will hire more than 100 artificial intelligence specialists and 100 wealth managers in Singapore, deepening…
‘Payback’: why China’s world-beating car industry faces plunging sales at home
China’s electric vehicle (EV) industry sits at the centre of numerous economic and geopolitical trends: consumer spending, environmental…
HNW time management with HSBC Life
As affluence grows, so does the awareness of what money cannot buy. It is this tension that HSBC…
HSBC Flags a Super-Squeeze In the Oil Market
The Middle East crisis and the still closed Strait of Hormuz have created a “super-squeeze” in oil markets,…
Huawei to hold the line as memory price surge hits China’s smartphone makers: report
Chinese smartphone makers are preparing for their most challenging year since the Covid-19 pandemic, as analysts say skyrocketing…
HSBC’s head of wealth says the old retirement model is dead — and 87% who’ve tried the new one say it changed their life
Americans are worried about saving enough for retirement, but they may want to start thinking about retirement differently.…
How PayMe’s 3.3 million users and Hong Kong firms could start using stablecoins
For Hong Kong’s 3.3 million PayMe users, everyday transactions such as buying coffee or splitting bills with friends…
China’s luxury spending seen boosting global sales in 2026 despite headwinds
Luxury is back. Following a relatively stagnant 2025, the industry is forecast to accelerate in 2026, with China’s…
Chinese shoppers are Asia’s biggest airport spenders, study finds
Chinese travellers are outspending their Asian peers at the region’s airports in search of gifts, food and luxury…
China expands oversight of major banks amid property sector risks
China has expanded its list of domestic systemically important banks (D-SIBs) – institutions subject to tighter regulatory standards…
As China intensifies offshore tax hunt, exporters struggle with compliance
For those in China’s cross-border trade business, a sweeping tax crackdown is beginning to be felt. Heightened scrutiny…
Why the world has started stockpiling food again – The Irish Times
In the early 18th century, Finland was familiar with the fear of hunger. A famine fuelled by an…