Mexico to Remain LatAm’s Slowest-Growing Economy: UBS
According to a UBS report, Mexico is facing a structural low-growth equilibrium, where rigid fiscal spending and infrastructure…
5 Must-See Shows in Hong Kong During Art Basel
Hong Kong Art Week is back, with Art Basel running alongside a range of satellite fairs, art auctions,…
Glencore CEO Says Miners Must Do Deals After Rio Talks Fail
Glencore Plc boss Gary Nagle said the world’s top miners must get bigger in order to make their…
Vitol Pushes Back Peak Oil Demand Forecast On Slow EV Takeup
The world’s largest independent oil trader Vitol Group said oil demand will take longer to peak than it…
UBS: gold sets target at $5,600 by 2026; volatility cited as entry point
Demand for asset diversification will drive gold prices to US$5,600(HK$43,680) per ounce by the end of 2026, with…
Chinese successors inherit younger as banks prepare for US$11 trillion wealth transfer
Over the next two to three decades, an estimated US$11 trillion in private wealth will change hands across…
UBS keeps Hang Seng Index at 30,000 points, hopes for trade collaboration in US-China meeting
UBS analysts maintain their year-end target for the Hang Seng Index at 30,000 points and are optimistic about…
Zurich Hauptbahnhof named the most prestigious train station
Switzerland’s Zürich Hauptbahnhof has been crowned the world’s most prestigious train station, edging out global rivals with top…
Wealth manager masters the art of providing clarity and delivering growth for clients
What do a wealth management professional covering the burgeoning Asian region and a painter have in common? For…
Syngenta considers Hong Kong IPO in second half of 2026, Handelsblatt reports
Swiss-based seeds and agrochemicals company Syngenta is aiming to float on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in September…
Swiss Windward Bio adds US$165m to its Chinese pipeline
Basel-based Windward Bio has raised $165 million to advance a pipeline of long-acting immunology therapies—much of it sourced…
Irish Factory Prospered Because of China’s Babies. Then Nestlé Pulled the Plug.
The powder was so lucrative that some people here called it cocaine. The men and women making pricey…