The prolonged Hong Kong stock market slump is the reflection of a persistent slowdown in the economy. The historic slow growth in Hong Kong’s $4.6 trillion stock market has forced thirty local brokerages to close down this year
Screenshots shared on social media show the reappearance of health codes across several Chinese provinces, though frontline workers have denied their use.
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The new offer, earlier reported by the South China Morning Post, is pitched at $160 per share, the same level as ByteDance offered to employees in November, the people said, asking not to be named discussing a private matter.