Press Releases

Chinachem Group launches "CCG Hearts" membership rewards program, allowing members to earn points through spending and acts of kindness.

Greenbriar Capital Corp has reached a settlement agreement with the Puerto Rico Energy Power Authority, withdrawing its $951 million claim against PREPA and agreeing on pricing for a renewable energy project. The agreement is awaiting approval from PREB and FOMB.

The '2023 ESG and Green Finance Opportunities Forum' in Hong Kong discussed combating climate risks and achieving a sustainable future through transition finance and innovative technology. The event included panel discussions on topics such as transition finance, social impact investments, regulatory updates on ESG reporting, and decarbonization strategies. The Chamber of Hong Kong Listed Companies (CHKLC) organized the forum, which was sponsored by Hang Seng Bank.

Infineon Technologies AG has acquired 3db Access AG, a Zurich-based startup specializing in secured low power Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology. The acquisition strengthens Infineon's portfolio for smart access and enhances its connectivity range. UWB chipset market is expected to reach US$3.1 billion by 2028.

INK ASIA 2023, the pioneering art fair dedicated to ink art, successfully opened with support from the Mega Arts and Cultural Event Fund. The event will feature captivating exhibitions, installations, and educational activities from 5-8 October 2023.

Bybit, the third most visited crypto exchange, will be participating in the ETHMilan conference. They will run a workshop and have their own booth.

Korean brand airberry has opened its online store in Hong Kong, offering a discount on its Smart Clothing Care Device. The brand is known for its innovative home appliances and recently received the '2022 South Korea's No.1 Appliance Award' in the smart garment care category. The compact Smart Clothing Care Device has sold over 500,000 units and offers scenting, deodorizing, sterilizing, and dehumidifying functions. airberry plans to expand into more global markets.

AXA Hong Kong and Macau has launched a new critical illness plan, CareForAll, with relaxed underwriting requirements and comprehensive wellbeing support. The plan aims to provide coverage for individuals living with chronic diseases, the elderly population, and survivors of critical illnesses. The plan offers coverage up to HKD 2 million and simplified underwriting processes. In addition, it provides wellbeing support, including free medical check-ups and a step count program. The plan is designed to address the needs of underserved communities and promote a healthier lifestyle.