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Anita Mui's friends and fans buy back her trophies and bra set at auction

Determined to defend the singer's dignity and prevent the scattering of her items of commemorative value, the friends had not set upper limits on bids for her trophies, CDs, costumes, photograph albums, and newspaper clippings.

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HK records BoP surplus of 71.5 bln HKD in Q3

​Hong Kong recorded a Balance of Payments (BoP) surplus of 71.5 billion HK dollars (about 9.22 billion U.S. dollars) (as a ratio of 11.6 percent to GDP) in the third quarter of 2015, Hong Kong's Census and Statistics Department (C&S) announced on Monday.

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HK's IPO fundraising reaches world's highest in 2015

​Hong Kong's IPO fundraising from Jan. 1, 2015 to Dec. 15, 2015 was 246.5 billion HK dollars (about 31.8 billion U.S. dollars), the world's highest for the period, the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) said.

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No agreement on Shenzhen-HK Stock Connect: Exchange

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) said Wednesday that it has not yet reached any agreement on the establishment of the Shenzhen-HK Stock Connect.

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Shanghai and Shenzhen indices finish higher on first day of trading after week-long break

Mainland Chinese markets closed at a three-week high on Thursday as both traders and volatility returned from a week-long holiday to play catch up with recent global rallies.

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Hong Kong stocks close up 3.73 pct

Roundup: Hong Kong stocks close up 3.73 pct

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HK stocks fall on Greece impending breakdown, mainland slide

​Hong Kong stocks slid on Monday, dragged down by gloomy global markets as negotiations between Greece and its creditors break down.

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HK stocks plunge 1.93 pct, biggest decline since February

​Hong Kong stocks plunged 1.93 percent on Wednesday, the biggest drop since February, amid concerns that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates earlier than expected.

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Hong Kong receive 243.5 bln HK dollars in tax revenue in 2013-14

Hong Kong received 243.5 billion HK dollars in tax revenue in 2013-14, setting another record high after the 2012-13 collection year, according to Inland Revenue Department of the city government.

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HK financial chief announces measures to improve livelihood of needy

In order to improve livelihood of the needy and the disadvantaged, five measures involving 20 billion HK dollars (2.58 billion U.S. dollars) has been announced by Hong Kong's financial secretary John Tsang on Wednesday.

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HK grants 4.9 mln HKD to relieve Philippines typhoon victims

The Hong Kong government Thursday approved three grants totaling 4.918 million HK dollars ( about 634,580 U.S. dollars) to three relief agencies for providing relief to typhoon victims in the Philippines.

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HK stocks down 0.51 pct amid China's first "bad bank" IPO

Hong Kong stocks fell 0.51 percent, or 120.12 points, to close at 23,218.12 on Thursday as a Chinese bad-debt management company's shares soared in its trading debut.

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Public housing turned hostel to open in Hong Kong

Hong Kong's first public housing block in Shek Kip Mei has been converted into a youth hostel and is expected to welcome its first group of guests on Friday.

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HK gov't approves grants for mainland drought, flood victims

The Hong Kong government has approved two grants from the Disaster Relief Fund totaling 5.48 million HK dollars (706,549 U.S. dollars) to two relief agencies to undertake relief projects for victims of drought and flooding on the Chinese mainland, a government spokesman said Friday.

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Hong Kong Disneyland reports first profit

Hong Kong Disneyland announced Monday that it earned a profit of 109 million HK dollars (14.06 million U.S. dollars) in the fiscal year ending Sept. 29, 2012, the first time the park recorded a profit since its opening in 2005.

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Noctilucent Orchid to appear at Hong Kong Flower Fair

A new hybrid of flower, Noctilucent Butterfly Orchid, will be at sale on the biggest in-door Chinese New Year Flower of Hong Kong beginning on January 25 in East Point City.