Lunar New Year

Celebrate Lunar New Year by feasting at these fine establishments. 

HONG KONG (Feb 4): China’s consumers have cut back on purchases of everything from Apple Inc.’s iPhones to Swiss watches as the trade war with the US hits the economy.

SINGAPORE (Jan 21): Chinese New Year is all about family and friends, good wishes, and of course, the food. Here are some festive feasts to usher in the fortune-filled year of the pig.

SINGAPORE (Feb 14): At the start of this month, as we were preparing to continue our tradition of putting out an annual portfolio of 10 stocks for the Lunar New Year, global equity markets went into a sudden tailspin.

BANGKOK (Feb 15): In many ways, China’s Lunar New Year holiday is America’s Thanksgiving, Christmas and Independence Day all rolled into one.

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luck and prosperity with your loved ones with these luxurious and unconventional takes on the traditional yu sheng dish.