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Hong Kong's DTA Network Expands
Hong Kong’s double taxation agreement (DTA) with the Czech Republic, signed on June 6, 2011, came into force on January 24 this year, while that with Spain, signed on April 1 last year, will come into effect on April 16, now that ratification procedures have been completed on all sides.

Hong Kong’s Tsang May Hand Out $5.2 Billion in Last Budget Amid Slowdown
Hong Kong Financial Secretary John Tsang may hand out as much as HK$40 billion ($5.2 billion) in his last budget tomorrow, from tax rebates to property-rate waivers, as an economic slowdown starts to bite.

Hong Kong May Hand out $5.2 Billion in Budget as Slowdown Bites
Hong Kong Financial Secretary John Tsang may hand out as much as HK$40 billion ($5.2 billion) in his last budget tomorrow, from tax rebates to property-rate waivers, as an economic slowdown starts to bite.

Hong Kong May Hand Out $5.2 Billion in Budget Amid Slowdown
Hong Kong Financial Secretary John Tsang may hand out as much as HK$40 billion ($5.2 billion) in his last budget tomorrow, from tax rebates to property-rate waivers, as an economic slowdown starts to bite.

China Fines Parents of HK-Born Second Child: Report
Mainland Chinese who have a second child in Hong Kong will be fined for breaching China's one-child policy, Chinese media quoted a family planning official as saying, as mainland Chinese women flock to the former British colony to give birth.

Hong Kong December New Mortgage Drawn-Down Falls to 3-Year Low
Hong Kong’s December new mortgage drawn-down dropped to the lowest in almost three years as the city’s property curbs deterred buyers in the world’s most expensive place to buy homes.

China fines women who cross border to break one-child policy
HONG KONG -- Chinese mothers who travel to Hong Kong to give birth to a second child are being fined on their return...

Bonanza in Hong Kong From Mainland's Boom
The territory has accumulated a rainy-day fund equal to more than a year and a half of government spending.

Hong Kong warns of first-quarter contraction
Hong Kong's economy could shrink in the first quarter of 2012 due to weak export markets, before rebounding to post growth of 1.0-3.0 percent over the year, the finance secretary said Wednesday.

Li Ning Gains as TPG Buys Convertible Bonds: Hong Kong Mover
Li Ning Co., China’s biggest sportswear retailer, jumped the most in seven weeks in Hong Kong trading after selling 750 million yuan ($119 million) of convertible bonds to TPG Capital and Singapore’s sovereign fund.

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