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M1 Internet Fiber
Telecom
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M1 profit falls 16.1% in 2016

Singapore’s M1 has reported a 16.1% slump in net profit for 2016 to S$149.7 million ($105.3 million), blaming lower international call and roaming revenues as well as rising expenses. The operator’s service revenue for the year fell 2% to S$805.5 million, due…

tourism fifth
Living
1 min read

Hong Kong Suffering From China Visitor Drop

Tour groups from mainland China to Hong Kong could shrink by two-thirds in the first half of this year, dealing another blow to retailers and an economy facing pressure from slowing growth in China. China accounts for almost three-quarters of all visitors to…

HK CityBus 97 tour view Wan Chai Johnston Road shop KFC restaurant n SaSa International Apr 2013
General
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Tourists drag down Hong Kong retail sales

Official Hong Kong retail sales figures for March show a 2.9 per cent year-on-year fall, blamed on shrinking in-bound tourist numbers. According to data released by the Census and Statistics Department the fall follows a two per cent drop in January and…

IMG 3127
Living
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Osim profit plummets

Lifestyle company Osim has posted a 53 per cent profit drop for the first quarter on declining sales. The retailer of massage chairs and other remedial devices, says sales fell 13 per cent quarter-on-quarter, blaming a lack of new products and a drop-off in…

nanjingstreet
General
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Hong Kong’s retail gross sales down 2.9 pct in March

Hong Kong’s worth of complete retail gross sales fell 2.9 % year-on-year to 38.four billion HK dollars ( about four.9 billion U.S. dollars) in March, 2015, the statistics division stated right here on Tuesday. The worth of gross sales of jewellery, watches…

ginza japan retail
General
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Japan retail sales plunge

Japan retail sales plunged nearly 10 per cent in March compared with a year ago. The sales slump – 9.7 per cent – was worse than expected, but despite the shock, analysts urged caution in the interpretation of the data. In March 2014, sales were artificially…