Shirley Zhao is a Conglomerates, Retail, and Gaming Reporter at various esteemed publications. She covers a broad range of topics including business and economics, telecommunications, and the beauty industry, with a keen focus on capital markets and economic policy. Shirley's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo Finance, Fortune, and Bloomberg News.
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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: Shirley Zhao, Julia Fioretti, Dave Sebastian
Jollibee Foods Corp. is considering switching a potential spinoff and listing of its international business from the US to Hong Kong, where share sales are flying, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Shirley Zhao, Joanne Wong
Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd. will buy back $500 million of its own shares by the end of next year as the Hong Kong company lays out targets for its transformation from a long-term owner-operator into an active investor more akin to a private equity fund.
By: Trista Xinyi Luo, Pearl Liu, Shirley Zhao
A commercial complex in an industrial neighborhood of Hong Kong has become the latest flashpoint in a commercial property market struggling with pockets of weakness, even as the broader real estate market rebounds.
By: Dong Cao, Shirley Zhao
Billionaire Li Ka-shing and his family are preparing to usher in a new generation of leaders after some of their longest-serving lieutenants wrap up the sale of various assets to overhaul Hong Kong’s largest conglomerate.
By: Diana Chan, Shirley Zhao, Elaine Lai
Pets outnumber babies 10 to 1, but opening up restaurants to dogs has been a bumpy ride.
By: Shirley Zhao, Yui Hasebe
Japanese shoppers are driving up luxury jewelry sales to a record as consumers seek a safe haven from inflation and the weakening yen.
Macau’s gaming revenue fell 8.4% in July, declining for a second consecutive month as travel disruptions from Typhoon Noul and lingering distractions from the World Cup dented spending.
Macau’s casinos are facing their sharpest setback since reopening from Covid, with steeper-than-expected revenue declines in June and July rattling investors and raising fears of a prolonged slowdown in the world’s biggest gambling hub.
The slump ends 16 straight months of growth and comes as Beijing steps up efforts to stem capital outflow.
By: Shirley Zhao, Trista Xinyi Luo
CK Hutchison Holdings Ltd.’s profit rose sharply in the first half of the year, as the conglomerate’s investment in oil production paid off amid a global energy shock that fueled price hikes.
