By Clare Jim HONG KONG (Reuters) -Shares of Hong Kong's New World Development jumped 20% in early Friday trade after the loss ...

Shares of Hong Kong's major developer, New World Development surged as high as 23% after trading resumed, following the ...

New World Development Co. suspended trading of its shares in Hong Kong on Thursday morning, amid reports that Chief Executive ...

New World Development Co., the Hong Kong property developer owned by the billionaire Cheng family, is considering replacing ...

Shares of Hong Kong's major property developer New World Development surged by 23% after the unexpected resignation of CEO ...

New World Development and another listed unit were suspended from trading following a report about the company’s future ...

The chief executive of Hong Kong's New World Development , Adrian Cheng, the third-generation scion of the firm's founding family, has resigned and will be replaced by its chief operating officer, the ...

Hong Kong property developer New World Development is considering replacing Adrian Cheng as its chief executive officer after writedowns that led to the company's first annual loss in two decades, ...

Hong Kong property behemoth New World Development announced Thursday that its chief executive officer Adrian Cheng has been ...

The family's company, New World Development, oversees about 41.5 million square feet of property — more than all of Central Park — in Hong Kong, Asia's most expensive city for real estate.

The group has received a bid of HK$9 billion for its K11 Art Mall in Tsim Sha Tsui from a subsidiary of China Resources Holdings, according to a local media report.

(Bloomberg) -- New World Development Co., the Hong Kong property developer owned by the billionaire Cheng family, is considering replacing third-generation scion Adrian Cheng as chief executive ...