Hong Kong
Overall consumer prices in Hong Kong up 1.2%
Check out which purchases increased in price-terms.
Overall consumer prices in Hong Kong up 1.2%
Check out which purchases increased in price-terms.
Warehouse occupiers actively looking at expansion
While pharma firms hunt for more laboratory space.
Here's where B2B businesses in Hong Kong should head in 2017
If you run a B2B business in Hong Kong, these days your clients are making decisions about your offerings based on more than your price and specifications – they are evaluating your products or services in multiple dimensions. An increasing number of these are digital and in 2017, B2B businesses that neglect these digital dimensions are putting themselves in peril. Let’s start with social media marketing.
Hong Kong to strengthen Belt and Road support
Analysts think this is a right move to seize opportunities.
Cheung Kong Infrastructure to acquire DUET at around HK$17.6 per share
The deal will amount to HK$43.4b.
Minimum wage in Hong Kong hiked to $34.5 per hour
The revision will be implemented on May 1.
Cathay Pacific avoids downsizing issue: analyst
The company needs to 'be brutal in order to be kind'.
Hong Kong's unemployment rate stood at 3.3%
122,000 people stayed unemployed.
Hong Kong homes are the least affordable in the world: survey
Prices of secondary homes are up 40% since 2012.
Hong Kong home buyers flock to Tsuen Wan amidst supply, rate concerns
Buyers snapped up 130 units in the first two hours.
Talent dearth threatens Hong Kong's audit and compliance industry
Find out which other sectors are struggling.
Government eyes launching 460,000 housing units for the next decade
200,000 will be public rental units.
Hong Kong's goods exports up 8.7%
But volume of goods re-exports only inched up 0.7%.
Traditional property agents may soon lock horns with online realtors
More home buyers are searching for information online.
MTR Corp begins Wong Chuk Hang Station site tender
The site occupies an area of 118,404 square feet.
4 new trends to watch out for in Hong Kong's retail sector
80% of retailers will have additional entertainment element.
Luxury watch and jewellery retailers on Russell Street in Causeway Bay down 20%
These shops account for just 43% of all shops leased.