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Minjun ParkLiving

New shopping ambassadors at Hong Kong International Airport

Shopping for travelers will be even easier at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) with the introduction of Airport Shopping Ambassadors. The Airport Shopping Ambassadors are stationed at key locations within the airport’s retail areas. They are well…

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Rajiv MenonFinance

Li & Fung appoints Joseph Phi as new group president

Li & Fung has appointed Joseph Phi as the company’s Group President. As Group President, Joseph will lead the company’s Supply Chain Solutions operating groups, including Business Development. He will continue as President, LF Logistics and to serve on the…

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Aiko TanakaReal Estate

Retail meets art in HK for Chinese New Year

Next week it Chinese New Year. It officially begins on February 5th, 2019, and ends on February 19th. This year will be the year of the Pig. It is the most important festival for Chinese people, so the city is fully decorated with festive installations. The…

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Wei ZhangFashion

Place to reate your own watch

The Mills officially opened at the end of 2018, becoming a new landmark that combines historical and cultural retailing, attracting a number of local brands in Hong Kong. The Mills is a revitalization project from Nan Fung Group scheduled for completion and…

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Minjun ParkReal Estate

Hong Kong retail rents tipped to turn

Hong Kong retail rents are tipped for a modest rise of up to 5 per cent this year according to a research report from real estate advisor Savills. But the authors, Nick Bradstreet, MD, head of leasing and Simon Smith, senior director, research & consultancy,…

Hong Kong Central Business District
Rajiv MenonReal Estate

The most expensive place to rent an office in the world

Central, Hong Kong’s frenetic business and retail heart, crammed with skyscrapers, swanky malls and luxury hotels, is the most expensive district for renting office around the world. Although the office rent in Hong Kong’s Central district is already the…

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Sarah ChenFashion

Greater China helps ease Tod’s Group European challenge

Luxury fashion retailer Tod’s says Greater China sales rose 3.2 per cent last year, to reach €218.7 million. Releasing annual sales results, the Italian-based company said Greater China sales growth accelerated during the fourth quarter, especially on the…

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Sarah ChenFood

Revealing Subway Hong Kong’s new strategy

Subway Hong Kong has chosen a university campus to launch the first of its new-generation store concepts in Greater China. The Fresh Forward restaurant decor marks a modernisation for the iconic made-to-order sandwich chain which with a new development office…

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Minjun ParkFashion

Mainland China, US and Japan fuel I.T Group sales growth

I.T Group sales slipped in the company’s home market, but the fashion retailer is achieving high growth in Mainland China, the US and Japan. Unaudited sales data for the three months to November show an 8.5 per cent year-on-year improvement in Japan and the…

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Aiko TanakaGeneral

Tech sector forecast to see slower growth ahead

Hong Leong Investment Bank (HLIB) Research anticipates slower growth in the technology sector due to downside risks in the macro environment coupled with waning data trends. However, it expects automotive and Internet of Things (IoT) to take the forefront…

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Maria SantosLiving

Pricerite shows how it embraces robotic technology

A lot of Hong Kong retailers are talking about technology right now, but before they even started, Pricerite founder and chairman Bankee Kwan was already embracing it. Now home to the first Pepper robot on customer service duty in a Hong Kong store and…

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Wei ZhangLiving

Xiqu Centre finally opens in Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s new performing arts venue dedicated to Xiqu (Chinese Opera), has just opened. Located on the Eastern edge of the West Kowloon Cultural District, at the junction of Canton Road and Austin Road, the Xiqu Centre is directly accessible from the Hong…

generic wine
Minjun ParkFood

LVMH sues Hong Kong merchant over XLV wine range

French luxury group LVMH is suing a wine merchant in Hong Kong over an alleged trademark infringement.bThe plaintiffs are suing over a wine range named “XLV”, established in collaboration between Cuvee XLV French Wine and Quentin-Louis, the son of fifth…

cafe
Sarah ChenFood

Hong Kong Harry Potter-themed cafe sued by Warner Bros

The 9¾ Harry Potter-themed Hong Kong cafe has been sued by Warner Bros for copyright infringement. The cafe, open since 2017, has never claimed to have a formal relationship with the Harry Potter franchise – although it is festooned with art and props made…

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