Li wastes no time in Dutch deal

Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings Ltd. : CKI - led Consortium Spends HK$9.7 Billion to Acquire Netherlands' Largest Energy from Waste Company (PDF) [Press Release] Netherlands' Largest Energy from Waste Company (June 17, 2013 - Hong Kong) A ...

Asian markets outside Hong Kong opened lower, but gained thereafter, as caution prevailed across the region ahead of the US Federal Reserve's two-day meet beginning on 18 June. The Nikkei led the pack with a 2.10% increase or 284.90 points to ...

Returning to his Hong Kong Mercantile Exchange office in Cyberport, Cheung said he believes he made the right decision in taking leave of absence. "I don't think I need to resign and taking leave is an appropriate arrangement. But I will resign if ...

A dock worker reads newspaper in a tent during a protest outside the Cheung Kong Center Hong Kongs government made a renewed effort to end the longest strike at the citys container terminal after workers at billionaire Li Ka-shings docks scaled back ...

Billionaire Li Ka-shing moved to end a four-week strike at his docks in Hong Kong, hiring new workers to handle ships and giving a noon ultimatum for protesters to leave his building in the city's Central District. The waiting time is an average 20 ...

Secretary for Transport & Housing Prof Anthony Cheung will lead a Hong Kong Logistics Development Council delegation to Europe on a six-day visit to promote Hong Kong's logistics industry and to learn about the latest developments at European ports, ...

Private equity-backed waste management business has sold its energy-from-waste (EfW) subsidiary AVR to a company owned by Asia's richest man. Li Ka Shing's Cheung Kong Holdings paid just over €940m for the asset, which has shifted its focus in ...

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2013 marks the 50th anniversary of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK). To celebrate this landmark, the University has launched the 50th Anniversary Fair on the theme 'Embrace our Culture. Empower our Future'. It comprises a series of public ...