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A Hong Kong court adjourned the first winding-up hearing of Times China Holdings Ltd. to July 31, to give the petitioner more time to consider the defaulted builder's debt proposal, according to a judge.

Hong Kong has mandated banks to sell green notes in three currencies, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Chinese builder Country Garden Holdings Co. is under increasing pressure to show progress in its debt restructuring efforts as it squares off against creditors seeking its liquidation in a Hong Kong court.

Hong Kong fencer Edgar Cheung won the men's individual foil finals at the Paris Olympics, the first time the Asian financial hub clinched multiple gold medals in the international tournament.

Chinese developers Shimao Group Holdings Ltd. and Times China Holdings Ltd. head to court in Hong Kong Wednesday, where they will each aim to show that they have made enough progress on debt restructuring to avoid liquidation orders.

(Bloomberg) -- Liquidation hearings against Shimao Group Holdings Ltd. and Times China Holdings Ltd. have been adjourned until Aug. 12 as the two

Hong Kong Olympic gold medalist Vivian Kong said she would quit her fencing career days after controversy erupted over her apparent support for Beijing's crackdown on the city's pro-democracy movement, underscoring political tensions in the Asian finance hub.

Vivian Kong said she would quit her fencing career days after controversy erupted over her apparent support for Beijing’s crackdown on Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement.

European Union countries signed off on the first quarterly payment to Ukraine from a €50 billion ($55 billion) support fund on Tuesday.

Hong Kong Leads Asia Green Bond Sales Amid Infrastructure Boom (Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong's popular green bonds are becoming a key tool to cover infrastructure costs set to peak in the next several years.