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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.

Craig Stephen's This Week in China: Hong Kong tiptoes into slump
If success were simply a matter of generating a budget surplus, Hong Kong would get top marks, but the local government’s budget for 2012-13 fails to target growth, writes Craig Stephen.

Hong Kong shares flat
Hong Kong stocks closed flat on Monday, giving up earlier gains after a strong lead from Wall Street and positive US jobs data which hinted at a lasting recovery for the world's biggest economy.

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.

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 Stocks Advance as Greece’s Papademos Sees Progress on Debt Deal
Hong Kong stocks rose, pushing the Hang Seng Index to its biggest monthly gain since October, after Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos said progress had been made in talks with the country’s creditors, easing concern Europe won’t be able to manage its debt crisis.

Hong Kong Plans $10 Billion Boost to Economy as Growth Cools
Hong Kong will spend nearly HK$80 billion ($10.3 billion) to bolster growth as the government forecasts the weakest expansion since 2009 on a “bleak” outlook for the U.S. and Europe.

Hong Kong unveils relief measures
Hong Kong unveils measures worth nearly $10bn (£6.5bn) to help local residents and businesses prepare for a "difficult year.”

Hong Kong To Launch Microfinance Pilot Scheme
The Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation Limited (HKMC) has announced that it will shortly seek approval to launch a microfinance pilot scheme with a trial period of three years, from mid-2012.

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