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EV Week In Review: Tesla Giga Berlin Update, Rivian Crashes On Price Hike Gaffe, Lucid Slashes Guidance, Honda-Sony Team Up, Nio Headed To Hong Kong And More

The EV space was swathed in a sea of red in the week ending March 4, although market leader Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) and a handful of stocks managed to buck the downtrend. The negative sentiment can be traced back to company-specific catalysts, which pressured stocks.

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Jiumaojiu Tastes Success in 2021 on Fast Growth for Its 'Sauerkraut Fish' Chain

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Dental Care Provider Arrail Hopes Investors Will Smile on Its Hong Kong IPO

Key takeaways Arrail Group has passed a listing hear in Hong Kong after becoming profitable at the operating level in its latest fiscal year Company hopes to take advantage of a fragmented Chinese dental market that could be worth 300 billion annually yuan by 2025 By Molly Wen

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Asia stocks slump to 16-month low

Asian stocks tumbled to their lowest since November 2020 as signs Russia’s attack on Ukraine is intensifying further roiled financial markets.

Bangkok Post

Hong Kong retail chains ration staples to curb COVID panic buying

Two of Hong Kong's largest consumer retail chains started rationing some food and drug items on Friday to curb panic buying that has plagued the city over the past week amid fears of a citywide lockdown as COVID-19 cases soar.

Reuters

Why Alibaba And Tesla Rivals Xpeng, Li Auto Are Crashing In Hong Kong Today

Shares of U.S.-listed Chinese tech companies tumbled in Hong Kong on Friday, dragging the benchmark Hang Seng Index sharply lower, as investors assessed possible ripple effects from the escalating war between Russia and Ukraine.

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Families forced to split as Hong Kong COVID cases spiral and rules tighten

While Hong Kong clings to its "zero-COVID" policy, frustrations in the city are boiling over, workplace morale is being hit hard and families are splitting as a growing number of people, especially expatriates, abandon the global financial hub.

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U.S. lawmakers demand HSBC explain actions against Hong Kong activists, Americans

Influential U.S. lawmakers have demanded that one of the world's biggest banks, HSBC Holdings Plc, explain its actions in freezing accounts of Hong Kong pro-democracy activists, moves that could leave it liable to severe sanctions under U.S. law.

Reuters

Nio Reportedly Raises $163M Through Debt Offering In China: What Investors Need To Know

Nio, Inc. (NYSE: NIO) recently announced approval for a secondary listing in Hong Kong without issuing any shares.

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Fitness Platform 'Keep' Still in Training as It Files For Hong Kong IPO

Key takeaways: Eight years after its founding, fitness platform Keep Inc. has filed for a Hong Kong IPO Company says listing will empower it to turn a profit by providing funds to launch premium fitness packages and attract more subscribers By Tina Yip

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OneConnect Files for Hong Kong Listing, But Customer Diversification Remains Key

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Take Advantage of the Dip and Scoop Up Shares of Silicon Motion Technology

Hong Kong-based Silicon Motion’s (SIMO) shares have tumbled 23.3% in price this year amid the broader market retreat. However, the company is expected to benefit from explosive growth in the semiconductor industry and the heightened global demand for chips. Furthermore, Wall Street analysts are bullish on the stock. Thus, we…

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AP PHOTOS: Inflatable labs in Hong Kong for mass COVID tests

Hong Kong has ramped up its testing capacity with the help of inflatable mobile laboratories, as the city grapples with tens of thousands of COVID-19 cases daily.

The Independent UK

Ukrainian restaurant in Hong Kong says many clients want to help

The owner of a Ukrainian restaurant in Hong Kong said she has seen an outpouring of support from the city's residents, who want to donate to community groups that can help mitigate the impact of the war with Russia.

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Why Alibaba, Xpeng And Other Tech Stocks Are Muted In Hong Kong Today

Shares of U.S.-listed Chinese tech companies were mixed in Hong Kong on Thursday, even as the benchmark Hang Seng Index opened higher on news that China may soften its zero-tolerance approach to curbing COVID-19 outbreaks.

Reuters

Hong Kong transport operators, supermarket cut services as COVID surges

Hong Kong's subway operator, bus and ferry companies, and one of its biggest supermarket chains, are cutting back services due to a worsening COVID-19 outbreak that has seen daily infections explode this year.

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Jinmao Services Becomes Latest Property Manager to Split From Parent

Key takeaways: Jinmao Services has launched a Hong Kong IPO to raise $106 million, with plans to use the funds for acquisitions The company is the latest property manager to split off from its development-oriented parent, capitalizing on China’s housing boom of the last two decades By Ken Lo

Evening Standard

British human rights barrister leaves Hong Kong after police questioning

Mr Harris had represented some demonstrators accused of breaking the security law last year

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Hong Kong braces for lockdown as daily cases breach 55,000

Hong Kong reported a record of more than 55,000 daily new infections on Wednesday as the city’s spiraling outbreak sees thousands of residents flee while those remaining strip shelves of food and medicine.

The Guardian - UK

European countries dominate half of Asian shark fin trade, report reveals

Despite nearly a third of shark species nearing extinction, Spain supplied 51,000 tonnes of shark fins from 2003-20, says IFAW

The Independent UK

Hong Kong reports record cases; movements may be restricted

Hong Kong’s leader says people’s movements may be restricted during mandatory testing this month of the entire population for the coronavirus, as health officials reported more than 55,000 daily infections, a new record, and over a hundred deaths

Reuters

Key Hong Kong businessman urges clear govt messages amid COVID lockdown fears

The international reputation of Hong Kong as a financial hub has been "very damaged", prominent businessman and government adviser Allan Zeman said on Wednesday, as authorities' confusing messages over their coronavirus strategy spread alarm.

Bangkok Post

The rise and rise of Nutcharut 'Mink' Wongharuthai

HONG KONG: As a child, Nutcharut 'Mink' Wongharuthai reluctantly hung around after school waiting for her mum to finish working at a Thai snooker hall. But fast forward a dozen years and the 22-year-old is now the world women's snooker champion - an unlikely sporting ascent which has put her…

Al Jazeera

In Hong Kong, a Ukrainian eatery inspires solidarity, resistance

Hong Kong residents see echoes of their pro-democracy struggle in Ukraine’s resistance against Russia.

Reuters

Ex-chief of Hong Kong barristers says he left city after police interview

A British human rights lawyer and former head of Hong Kong's Bar Association said he left the city on Tuesday evening, hours after China's state-backed media said he was summoned to a local police station and interviewed by national security police.

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