With passage of time, a rise in trend of passing animal diseases on to humans has been witnessed. Dr Margaret Chan Fung Fu-chun, who is the director general of the World Health Organization, has warned the public about the same.

As per recent reports, it has been revealed that a bird flu case has been confirmed in Hong Kong. A two year old boy was admitted in a hospital at the southern Chinese city of Guangdong and the hospital authorities indicated about his bird flu condition.

It has been recently revealed in a report that the goddess of growth Maia is the ruler goddess for the month of May. The Sky Guide chart reveals how the Maine tends to appear over the skies in the month of May. They tend to appear at different time intervals throughout the month. They begin from 10:30 pm, towards the start of the month and goes on to about at 8:30 p. m. towards the end.

It has been reported that a handy device potential of killing bacteria through laser has been created by the scientists of the Huazhong University of Science and Technology of China in collaboration with Australia's CSIRO Materials Science and Engineering, the University of Sydney and the City University of Hong Kong.

Hong Kong's Hang Seng index slipped by 0.4% to 24,303.07 points, after rising 5% last month and the Shanghai's key stock index closed at a lower of 0.2% at 3,022.7.

The revival of the foreign investor’s interest by attractive valuations and a healthy economy stabilized the inflow of the funds thus increasing the Chinese share prices.

There is good news of the long term investors. As per reports, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has finally nodded for an initial public offering of Glencore International, a commodity trader based in Switzerland.

With the news hitting the galore, the company is chalking out full fledge strategies to pull out more funds from the dual listing in London and Hong Kong.

With a hope of lenders reversing some of the loss provisions made in connection with Lehman Brothers derivatives, shares of some local Hong Kong banks rose on Monday.

The Hong Kong stocks were traded at a lower rate due to the rise in earnings of major companies. The major property and financial companies rose on the index.

Since the Japan’s nuclear disaster, the share market is on the verge of fluctuations every day. On Monday the shares of Hong Kong and China got closed on higher prices amid lingering caution over Libya. As reported by investors, the Hong Kong trading is trying to ease out the concerns on Japan’s nuclear situation.

Reports doing the rounds that HSBC is planning to relocate its head office to Hong Kong from London for tax reasons have been denied by the financial institution. The biggest bank in Europe went on to state that such assumptions were presumptuous; though, it did speak out against the heavy bank levies.