Jinshan Hong

Hong Kong

@business journalist specializing in data analysis. Journalism & MBA alumna @HKUniversity. Views are mine. [email protected]

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Entlassungen treiben Banker auf Jobsuche zu Instituten aus China

2 months ago | bloomberg.com | Cathy Chan |Jinshan Hong

In Hongkong jagen chinesische Banken seit Jahren Wall-Street-Firmen Geschäft ab. Nach einer Entlassungswelle bei ihren Konkurrenten übernehmen sie nun auch einige von deren ehemaligen Mitarbeitern. Rund 40 ehemalige Banker von UBS, BNP Paribas und anderen ausländischen Instituten haben in den letzten zwölf Monaten bei chinesischen Brokerfirmen angeheuert, wie eine Bloomberg-News-Analyse von Lizenzunterlagen der Securities and Futures Commission zeigt.
Global Bank Layoffs Drive Talent to Chinese Rivals in Hong Kong

2 months ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Cathy Chan |Jinshan Hong

Ex-UBS, BNP bankers move to Chinese firms amid slumpAbout 40 bankers joined Chinese companies in past yearFor years, Chinese banks have been winning business from Wall Street firms in Hong Kong. Now they’re starting to pick up some of their former staff after a wave of layoffs.
Global Bank Layoffs Drive Talent to Chinese Rivals in Hong Kong

2 months ago | bloomberg.com | Cathy Chan |Jinshan Hong

For years, Chinese banks have been winning business from Wall Street firms in Hong Kong. Now they’re starting to pick up some of their former staff after a wave of layoffs. Some 40 ex-bankers from UBS Group AG, BNP Paribas SA and other global firms have found work at Chinese brokerages in the last 12 months after job cuts left the industry awash with talent, according to a Bloomberg News analysis of license records from the Securities and Futures Commission.
Tourists to HK Grows 6% Amid Lunar New Year, Finance Chief Says

Feb 2, 2025 | bloomberg.com | Jinshan Hong

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Xi Weighs Retaliation After Trump Hits China With 10% Tariff

Feb 2, 2025 | bloomberg.com | Jenni Marsh |Amanda Wang |Jinshan Hong

As the leaders of Canada and Mexico rushed to respond after Donald Trump started a new trade war, Chinese President Xi Jinping took a breath before his nation announced any concrete retaliation. Following through on a threat made after he won the presidency, Trump on Saturday imposed a blanket 10% levy on China, and 25% duties on both Canada and Mexico, over their alleged failure to prevent undocumented migrants and illegal drugs pouring into the US.
Why Aren't Tourists Traveling to China? Foreigners Skip Despite Visa-Free Entry

Jan 8, 2025 | bloomberg.com | Jinshan Hong |Josh Xiao |K Oanh Ha |Danny Lee

China took the unprecedented step of easing visa requirements for scores of countries in 2024, now throwing open its doors to 1.9 billion would-be visitors. Only a fraction of the hoped-for tourists have come. The influx of foreign tourists and the billions of dollars in spending they could have brought simply hasn’t materialized, a Bloomberg analysis shows. Visitors from the US and most of Western Europe — where political and trade spats with Beijing abound — stayed away.
China’s Biggest-Ever Bid for Foreign Tourists Is Falling Flat

Jan 8, 2025 | flipboard.com | Jinshan Hong |Josh Xiao |K Oanh Ha |Danny Lee

Another bankrupt restaurant chain closes last of its locationsThe popular restaurant brand is shuttering permanently after filing for bankruptcy in 2024. Apart from some of the biggest U.S. retailers, the past …
Two Plane Crashes Lead to Deadliest Year in Skies Since 2018

Dec 31, 2024 | military.com | Angus Whitley |Jinshan Hong |Danny Lee

Commercial aviation has suffered its deadliest year since 2018 after the Jeju Air Co. disaster in South Korea and last week’s downing of an Azerbaijan Airlines plane. Fatalities onboard passenger aircraft jumped to 318 this year with the two recent accidents, data compiled by Cirium shows. That’s by far the highest death toll since more than 500 people died in 2018, a year marked by the first of two Boeing Co. 737 Max crashes.
Aviation safety update: Jeju, Azerbaijan crashes make 2024 the deadliest year in the skies since ’18

Dec 31, 2024 | post-gazette.com | Angus Whitley |Jinshan Hong |Danny Lee

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Two plane crashes lead to deadliest year in skies since 2018

Dec 30, 2024 | thebrunswicknews.com | Angus Whitley |Jinshan Hong |Danny Lee

By Angus Whitley, Jinshan Hong and Danny Lee, Bloomberg News Commercial aviation has suffered its deadliest year since 2018 after the Jeju Air Co. disaster in South Korea and last week's downing of an Azerbaijan Airlines plane. Onboard passenger plane fatalities this year jumped to 318 with the two recent crashes, data compiled by Cirium shows. That's by far the highest death toll since more than 500 people died in 2018, a year marked by the first of two Boeing Co. 737 Max crashes.