Over 310 companies have established or expanded operations in Hong Kong this year, bringing in HK$26 billion. This influx highlights Hong Kong's role in attracting foreign investment amidst stabilizing Sino-US relations.

More than 310 enterprises from mainland China or abroad have established or expanded operations in Hong Kong by early May, bringing in more than HK$26 billion (US$3.3 billion) in capital in the first year of operation, according to the government agency tasked with attracting foreign investment. Casting a positive light on stabilising Sino-US relations following the Xi-Trump summit, InvestHK director general Alpha Lau Hai-suen said Hong Kong must proactively adapt to the changing international.....