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The Fosun International subsidiary is expanding its network across Asia and the Mediterranean while preparing a separate listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
The London retailer sent its global marketing team to Hong Kong in September 2026 to bring local bubble tea into premium lifestyle culture.
Powered by KlikNGo, the receipt-scanning loyalty program doubled repeat purchases and drove 47 per cent of sales uplift for the century-old manufacturer.
The three-day exhibition at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre brings together 9,000 industry professionals alongside the co-located Retail Asia Conference.
Shares in the Manila-listed restaurant giant rose 1.87 per cent after the company scrapped a planned US float to pursue an Asian listing.
The Chinese lifestyle retailer is closing stores across Ho Chi Minh City following similar retreats from Singapore and Hong Kong.
The launch features a dedicated tasting bar and an exclusive gifting series designed by local artist Jonathan Jay Lee.
Armed with US$16.74 billion in cash following its Hong Kong listing, the fast-fashion giant is buying higher-end labels to revive stalling top-line growth.
The 66-year-old food supplier is selling fish balls directly to consumers at half the street price after building its business on 1,000 wholesale accounts.
Hong Kong sports retailers and fans face legal ambiguity under the city’s Stablecoins Ordinance following Chelsea’s front-of-shirt partnership with USDC issuer Circle.
Lower prime retail rents in Hong Kong are opening ground-floor real estate to wealth managers and fast-fashion chains seeking high-visibility flagships.
The American ice cream chain will open a flagship in Causeway Bay this November alongside three other locations, taking advantage of commercial rents that sit well below historical peaks.
The Swiss luxury group generates 77 per cent of its 22 billion euro revenue through direct retail across a global network of 2,369 monobrand boutiques.
The convenience operator introduced specialised food counters and youth-focused merchandise zones across compact airport and Kai Tak mall locations.
Disproportionate profits from the Gulf masked sluggish returns across Greater China and Southeast Asia as store closures reduced the group network to 1,509 doors.
The city sits two points behind New York and one behind London as Asian hubs command 40 per cent of worldwide financial transactions.
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