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All business stories from Hong Kong.
Rebecca Wong's eight-year journey from a cramped Wan Chai workshop to supplying major retailers across Asia shows how grit and green credentials can reshape traditional manufacturing.
Rising international tensions and trade uncertainty are forcing local innovation hubs to recalibrate strategies just as the city positions itself as Asia's premier tech launchpad.
Fresh data on capital movement and hiring patterns reveal a city economy recalibrating after years of volatility, with clear winners and losers emerging across sectors.
As multinational firms reassess their Asia-Pacific logistics hubs, Hong Kong's workforce faces new demands—and fresh opportunities—in an increasingly fragmented trading landscape.
From Mong Kok to Central, entrepreneurs are battling record rents, labor shortages, and weak consumer spending as the city's once-resilient SME sector shows signs of strain.
As geopolitical tensions and security concerns dominate headlines worldwide, Hong Kong's hospitality and retail sectors face an unpredictable summer season despite pent-up demand.
As demand for flexible workspace surges, entrepreneur Wong Mei-ling's portfolio is redefining what modern offices look like across Central and Beyond.
As capital flows shift across Asia, fresh economic data reveals how Hong Kong's employment landscape is reshaping itself—and what it means for business confidence.
As international investors pull back amid Middle East tensions and trade uncertainties, Hong Kong's innovation districts face a cooling investment climate that threatens early-stage tech ventures.
Young restaurateur's innovative approach to street food modernisation is attracting both locals and international investors to his growing Causeway Bay operation.
Rising interest rates, geopolitical tensions, and soaring living costs are forcing retail investors and fund managers to recalibrate strategies across the city's financial heartland.
With arrivals rebounding faster than expected, hospitality operators and retail players in Central and Tsim Sha Tsui are already capturing outsized gains from the post-pandemic recovery.
As traditional tenants scale back, a new breed of operators and landlords are capturing market share in the city's evolving commercial property landscape.
As tech and finance roles reshape the city's employment landscape, everyday workers face wage stagnation and rising living costs that demand smarter career moves.
Geopolitical tensions from the Middle East to Africa are reshaping supply chains, currencies, and consumer confidence—forcing local entrepreneurs in Mong Kok and Central to rethink their entire playbooks.
With three new venues launching this quarter, a Soho-born chef-entrepreneur is redefining casual dining in Asia's most competitive market.
Geopolitical friction in the Middle East and shifting US policy are forcing local businesses to rethink supply chains and hedging strategies.
A former investment banker's pivot into materials science is drawing global attention and proving Hong Kong's startup ecosystem can compete beyond fintech.
As capital markets shift and living costs climb across the territory, understanding the data behind investment patterns becomes crucial for both residents and business leaders.
Despite optimism after border reopenings, Hong Kong's hospitality sector confronts regional competition, volatile travel patterns, and structural challenges that threaten to derail the city's post-pandemic rebound.
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