Hong Kong Poor

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  "Completely Unacceptable": Parth Jindal Fumes After India Lose To 153rd Ranked Hong Kong In AFC Asian Cup Qualifier

  Indian football's disaster run continued as it lost to Hong Kong in an AFC Asian Cup qualifier in Hong Kong on Tuesday

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  Kidambi Srikanth Positive About Indian Badminton Despite Poor Showing In Hong Kong Open

  Kidambi Srikanth, who had reached number one in world badminton rankings, has taken a dip since his loss in 2018 Commonwealth Games final.

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  Jelena Ostapenko Dumped Out Of Hong Kong Open By Lowly Kristina Kucova

  Jelena Ostapenko, still only 21, was looking to recover from a poor China Open performance but instead endured a miserable evening in Hong Kong.

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  Asia Cup 2018: Shikhar Dhawan Scores 14th ODI Century As India Dominate Hong Kong

  Shikhar Dhawan had a poor Test series in England where he scored 162 runs in 4 matches.

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  Kidambi Srikanth, Parupalli Kashyap Drop Two Places Each in Badminton Rankings

  Kidambi Srikanth performed poorly at the China Open and Hong Kong Open, while 2014 Commonwealth Games (CWG) champion Parupalli Kashyap didn't compete in either of the events.

• Poor Would Dominate Free Vote, Says Hong Kong Leader

  Hong Kong's leader Leung Chun-ying has said open elections would result in the city's many poor dominating politics, as he ruled out democratic reforms before crucial talks aimed at ending three weeks of protest rallies.

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  Saina Nehwal hopes to regain lost form in Hong Kong Super Series

  Battling poor form, Saina will once again resume her hunt for the first title of the season at the USD 350,000 event, which she had won three years ago.

• Most Asian stock markets closed for holidays

  Stock markets in Hong Kong, mainland China and Seoul were among those closed Monday for the Lunar New Year holiday. Japanese markets were also shut for a public holiday.

• In wealthy Hong Kong, the poorest live in metal cages

  For many of the richest people in Hong Kong, one of Asia's wealthiest cities, home is a mansion with an expansive view from the heights of Victoria Peak. For some of the poorest, like Leung Cho-yin, home is a metal cage.

• Chidambaram seeks to reassure foreign investors

  India's economy will grow "no better than" 5.7 per cent in the current fiscal year but will regain traction in 2013/2014, Finance Minister P Chidambaram said on Tuesday, as he sought to reassure international investors that the government remained committed to pro-growth policies and reforms.

• Asia stocks rise as US jobs picture improves

  Asian stock markets rose sharply on Monday, boosted by stronger-than-expected US hiring figures.

• Asian stocks gain ahead of central bank meetings

  Hopes that European central bankers will buoy economic growth with new stimulus measures, helped stocks.

• Asia stocks down as Fed action deemed too little

  At the end of a two-day policy meeting Wednesday, the Fed said it was extending a program called Operation Twist, under which the Fed swaps short-term bonds for longer-term ones to help keep long-term interest rates low. But analysts said the program's extension might not provide much benefit. Businesses and consumers who aren't borrowing now aren'...

• Asia stocks fall as Spain comes back into focus

  Spain's borrowing costs surged above the 7% level that had forced Greece, Portugal and Ireland to seek help.

• Tokyo market hits 28-year low on dismal US hiring report

  Tokyo's broader Topix index lost 2.1 percent to 693.35, a level not seen since late 1983.