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“Phygital reality”, a physical and digital experience hybrid, is also making rounds.

The company aims to use the space to help its clients achieve digital maturity.

Spanning 22,700 sqft, the workspace offers 60 private offices and 270 workstations.

The 24,000-sqft premium co-working space targets established corporates.

Companies that run into a dispute can gain access to funding partners - such as publicly listed firms and high-net-worth individuals in China.

WeWork Go users need only scan a QR code upon arrival to start working.

This year’s crop of hottest startups includes Hong Kong’s first virtual insurer; a firm aiming to revolutionise the renovation industry and a Virtual Reality entertainment startup that offers an immersive gaming experience.

The Excelsior will be transformed into a mixed-use commercial building.

A pristine view of Victoria Harbour can be viewed at its top floor.

Fasting tracker Vora is part of the developer's offerings.

It offers a one-stop shop including a physical outlet stocked with tools and an online marketplace.

The startup digitises real-world assets.

The startup aims to make money management across markets easy and accessible.

New modules on Artificial Intelligtence and more focus on experiental teaching over academic knowledge are changing HK’s MBA agendas.

Christie’s Hong Kong 2018 autumn auctions raised $2.75b in late November, an 11.6% fall from the $3.11b raised over its spring 2018 auctions.

The proceeds will be used to fuel its expansion plans.