Hong Kong’s stock exchange is discussing options to lower the threshold for investors to buy some of the city’s most ...

That’d be Mixue, a bubble tea-coffee-ice cream chain founded in Zhengzhou, China, which has more locations than any other ...

Shares of Mixue Group, China’s largest bubble tea chain controlled by billionaire brothers Zhang Hongchao and Hongfu, jumped ...

Shares of China’s largest bubble tea and drinks chain Mixue Group jumped nearly 30% on their first day of trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Monday after the firm raised $444 million ...

Last month, another Chinese beverage maker Guming, advised by Skadden, Shihui Partners and Ogier, also listed and raised $230 ...

Shares of China's largest bubble tea and drinks chain Mixue Group jumped more than 43% on their first day of trading on the ...

By Scott Murdoch, Sophie Yu and Jiaxing Li SYDNEY (Reuters) -Shares of China's largest bubble tea and drinks chain, Mixue ...

The results mark a strong recovery for the exchange, which had previously been weighed down by sluggish economic growth in China and regulatory constraints. HKEX's performance benefited from a rally ...

Hong Kong’s stock exchange yesterday reported record profits and trading turnover, after a bumper initial public offering (IPO) that may signal a turnaround in the city’s fortunes as a listing hub.

Hong Kong is taking some incremental steps to underpin its role as the biggest offshore yuan hub in the coming months, including measures to shield stock investors from exchange-rate risks when ...

But stock markets in mainland China and Hong Kong have rallied in recent months after Beijing announced a slew of stimulus measures in the second half of last year to revive the economy. Profit ...

The stock-exchange operator said Thursday that net profit reached a fourth-quarter high of 3.78 billion Hong Kong dollars, equivalent to US$486.2 million, climbing around 46% from a year earlier.