BUSINESSJun 21 · 07:41 UTCSCMP CHINALam Ka-sing

Hong Kong a ‘strategic adaptation ground’ for mainland Chinese tech giants: Paul Chan

Mainland Chinese technology giants are using Hong Kong as a 'strategic adaptation ground' to become global multinational enterprises, according to Hong Kong's finance chief Paul Chan. He made the remarks after visiting tech companies in Shanghai and Nanjing.

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