(Reuters) - Hong Kong stocks fell nearly 2 percent on Friday as investors grew concerned after Chinese Vice Premier Wang Qishan said inflation was the biggest economic problem and reaffirmed that the government
Billiton in Sydney, but hurt shares of refiner China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. and Cathay Pacific Airways in Hong Kong.The Nikkei 225 Average dropped 0.9% to 13,815.68, in addition to a 1.1% drop Thursday, and the broader Topix index lost 1.1% to
The loss was reported to the police and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority on April 26, but many customers affected only learnt of the security breach after reading reports in the local media.dpaHONG KONG -- Banking giant HSBC was on
Billiton in Sydney, but hurt shares of refiner China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. and Cathay Pacific Airways in Hong Kong. The Nikkei 225 Average dropped 0.9% to 13,815.68, in addition to a 1.1% drop Thursday, and the broader Topix index lost 1.1% to
despite its Western interpretation of popular Chinese mythical characters from the classic Chinese novel 'Journey to the West.' Hong Kong's Next magazine called the story 'unbelievably weird.' Hong Kong newspaper South China Morning Post said it 'hardly
Print E-mail RSS Disable Live Quotes HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- Most Asian markets fell Friday, with Japanese stocks extending their decline on Toyota Motor Corp., after the automobile giant reported a drop in quarterly profit and forecast
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