Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing’s attempt to sell CK Hutchison Holdings Ltd. ports in the Panama Canal and other locations ...

(Bloomberg) -- Billionaire Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing has found himself in the middle of the China-US geopolitical tussle after announcing a deal to sell his Panama Canal port assets. The sale, part ...

HONG KONG — Li Ka-shing, a high school dropout who got his start selling plastic flowers, will retire from the empire that made him Hong Kong’s richest man, he said Friday, bringing a symbolic end to ...

Li Ka-shing, Hong Kong's richest man, currently holds an 8.6% stake in video-conferencing app Zoom, worth about $11 billion, Bloomberg reported. After Zoom reported a 355% jump in revenue for the ...

Legendary business tycoon Li Ka-shing is retiring. CK Hutchison Holdings, the company that Li built into one of the biggest businesses in Asia, announced Friday that he will step down as chairman in ...

Here are 10 things you should know about Li Ka-shing, the richest person in Hong Kong. 1. He was a high school dropout. In 1940, Li, then 12 years-old, had to quit school as his family fled to Hong ...

Hong Kong’s richest man has defended China’s plan to introduce a national security law in the semi-autonomous city, a move that has reignited mass protests and renewed questions about the future of ...

Li Ka-shing, Hong Kong's richest person, has retired as chairman of CK Hutchison in 2018, but continues to serve as senior advisor. CK Hutchison, the flagship company of Hong Kong billionaire Li ...

“TOO long” was how Li Ka-shing, known fondly by locals as chiu yan (Superman) for his business nous, described his working life when he announced on March 16th that he would be retiring in May. Asia’s ...

Li Ka-shing’s Hong Kong business empire may be struggling, but he’s managed to remain the city’s richest man. That’s largely thanks to an early bet on Zoom Video Communications Inc. and Solina Chau, ...

Li Ka-shing, senior adviser of CK Hutchison Holdings Ltd. and CK Asset Holdings Ltd., waves towards members of the media as Victor Li, chairman, stands ahead of the companies' annual dinner event in ...