Shirley Zhao is a journalist who writes for various financial publications including Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg News, The Australian Financial Review, and BNN Bloomberg. Her articles cover a range of topics including corporate finance, economic trends, and business news in Asia. Shirley's work has also been featured in Fortune magazine.
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Shirley's coverage predominantly focuses on travel and tourism, with significant attention to the real estate industry. She also covers topics related to Hong Kong, China, billionaires, Fosun, and the property market.
When reaching out to Shirley Zhao for potential collaboration or pitching ideas for articles, consider providing insights into trends in travel behavior within Hong Kong and China. Additionally, offering data-driven analysis on real estate developments within these regions could be of interest based on her citation of data in a substantial portion of her work.
Given Shirley's focus areas such as press releases and private sector announcements along with government announcements it is important to tailor pitches that incorporate relevant company statements or recent governmental decisions tied to her themes.
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By: Shawna Kwan, Shirley Zhao, Filipe Pacheco
· New World Scion's Fall Upends Succession at $23 Billion Dynasty
By: Shirley Zhao, Julia Fioretti
A Hong Kong gym chain frequented by the city’s financial elite said it has amicably resolved a dispute with its landlord over alleged missed rent payments.
By: Kiuyan Wong, Shirley Zhao
Hong Kong’s leader is expected to lay out a policy agenda focused on boosting the city’s economy during his third annual address on Wednesday, including a potential cut to a liquor tax.
By: Kiuyan Wong, Shirley Zhao
(Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong's leader is expected to lay out a policy agenda focused on boosting the city's economy during his third annual address on Wednesday, including a potential cut to a liquor tax.
By: Kiuyan Wong, Shirley Zhao
· Hong Kong to Expand Plan to Attract Talents, Boost Property
By: Kiuyan Wong, Shirley Zhao
(Bloomberg) -- Hong Kong will loosen mortgage rules and cut an alcohol tax in a series of measures seeking to support the flagging real estate sector and boost spending, as China's slowdown weighs on the city's economy.
By: Kiuyan Wong, Shirley Zhao
The Chinese territory’s chief executive John Lee is trying to turn around the economy amid a fall in tourism and consumption.
By: Shirley Zhao
Eli Lilly & Co. expects to start selling its highly popular weight-loss drug in Hong Kong as early as the end of this year, potentially making it the first of its kind to become available in the China region.
Macau’s gaming revenue jumped 6.6% in October, rising to a new high since Covid shut down travel as China’s national Golden Week holiday fueled tourism and spending.
By: Jinshan Hong, Shirley Zhao
Lui Che Woo, the Hong Kong tycoon whose fortune grew alongside neighboring Macau’s casino industry, has died. He was 95.
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