... s to sign new investment treaties (most research estimates that a majority of investor claimants come from advanced economies, though it is not always easy to determine their nationality). Ecuador, wh ...More
EJ Insight2023-05-05
... t China’s new senior leadership, including new Premier Li Qiang. The event also offered Li his first opportunity to engage with foreign representatives since taking office. While much has been said ab ...More
EJ Insight2023-05-05
... es create new uncertainty, there is still reason to be optimistic as opportunities abound. Our study, “Clearing the Runway for Intra-Asia Trade”, shows that trade amongst the 12 major Asian markets (a ...More
EJ Insight2023-05-05
... ess these new technologies and create new employment opportunities. Professor Steven Zhu pointed out that human challenges have always been ever-changing, and in the past, world orders were brought ab ...More
EJ Insight2023-05-04
Bad news is tax season is coming. Worse, the Hong Kong SAR government expects a five per cent drop in tax revenue in the financial year ended 31 March 2023, raising fear that we might need to pay more ...More
EJ Insight2023-05-03
... keeping. New regulations in France and the United Kingdom, for example, aim to prevent advertisers from making extravagant claims about the carbon neutrality of their products. Research commissioned ...More
EJ Insight2023-05-03
... . China’s new administration may focus on a consumption-led growth model.3. There is likely a greater alignment between government spending and consumer spending. The mood on the ground is optimistic, ...More
EJ Insight2023-05-02
... hardly a new idea. But commodity-exporting debtor countries have been wary of adopting them, partly because policymakers fear that there would not be enough demand from investors. But there is an unt ...More
EJ Insight2023-04-28
... Pandemic: New Parochialism The difficulty in addressing the new creeping parochialism in policymaking and reimagining Hong Kong, partly lies in its most recent origins. It was borne out of an urge to ...More
EJ Insight2023-04-27
... lization. New and better opportunities were on the horizon. Workers could sign up for retraining programs, and welfare benefits would sustain them until they gained in-demand skills. We know how that ...More
EJ Insight2023-04-27
In January, the Finance Secretary Paul Chan went to Davos as part of an effort to encourage the world to join the government in its “embrace of a new start” for Hong Kong and to sell its numerous inhe ...More
EJ Insight2023-04-27
百利達集團控股(08179) 自願公告 有關New Galaxy 元宇宙網上銷售協議書(181KB, pdf) ...全文
... l drive a new era of accelerated action by policymakers, businesses, and society alike. For all investors, understanding the implications is more important than ever. Indeed, many investors are seekin ...More
EJ Insight2023-04-25
... urneys. A New, More Powerful Way to Analyse In Real Time Edge computing is an essential part of unlocking the potential of IoT and smart devices. By moving the processing data from the cloud and into ...More
EJ Insight2023-04-25
... y viable. New nuclear projects are not worthwhile without significant government subsidies. The Flamanville-3 project in northern France is running 12 years behind schedule, and will cost well over €1 ...More
EJ Insight2023-04-24
Online shopping and work from home have become the new normal after the three-year pandemic, driving the demand for network connectivity and creating strong demand for data centres. At the same time, ...More
EJ Insight2023-04-24
... Mayor of New Taipei City and a former Director-General of the National Police Agency. On April 5, Terry Gou, billionaire founder of Foxconn, said that he would seek the KMT nomination, for a second t ...More
EJ Insight2023-04-20
