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In the age of AI, creativity is the decisive advantage

In Hong Kong, 61% of workers use AI daily, and 49% of that use goes to creative problem-solving rather than duplicate tasks.
43 minutes ago

In the age of AI, creativity is the decisive advantage

In Hong Kong, 61% of workers use AI daily, and 49% of that use goes to creative problem-solving rather than duplicate tasks.
43 minutes ago

Why Hong Kong’s retail product reshuffle may favour large suppliers

Mature brands maintain volume at lower prices, whilst smaller ones test the market at higher prices because of limited production and higher logistics costs.

Hong Kong hospitality: Momentum and the new lifestyle era

Key imperatives are to optimise assets, maximise brand integration, and aligning with major infrastructure. 

Understanding Hong Kong’s new land premium policy

The Scheme is likely to have a selective impact, rather than a broad catalyst for non-residential development.

Hong Kong: At the forefront of digitalisation and evolving international disputes

Shareholder and joint venture disputes are booming in Hong Kong, often involving offshore jurisdictions. 

AI drug discovery, GLP-1, and the next wave of Hong Kong biotech listings

Hong Kong’s listing pathways provide issuers with flexibility and access to a sophisticated investor base.

Capital repatriation isn't a retreat — it’s Hong Kong’s regulatory graduation

What it will find is a wealth-management industry anchored in formal channels rather than regulatory ambiguity. 

Hong Kong should build the Asia–Latin America investment corridor

The next corridor will be built by capital, contracts, governance, and trust.

Why Hong Kong's carried interest reform matters, and why it isn't a zero-sum play

The question is what the reform enables for managers and families operating structures across jurisdictions.

Medical centre expansion in Hong Kong: How to choose the right location

It is about choosing premises that can support safe operations, efficient fit-out, compliance, and business performance.

The Claude ban is a crash course in digital resilience — and that’s good for Hong Kong bankers

This pushes bankers to think under pressure – the skill that differentiates a commoditised analyst from a strategic advisor. 

Getting governance right in Hong Kong’s regulatory environment

Rushing holding vehicles without aligning with SFC and cross-border regulations leads to listing roadblocks. 

Why the impact of AI is being underestimated and how it will transform business productivity in Hong Kong

AI is boosting productivity, opening new career paths, and challenging the status quo.

The strategic decarbonisation model for Hong Kong real estate

The journey follows three distinct stages: Assess, implement, and scale.

The survival playbook for the CEO amidst geopolitical conflicts

The global business landscape has shifted from fluid uncertainty to structural friction.

The succession shift: Redesigning wealth structures for the next generation

Wealth that endures is not merely protected. It is understood.