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Not only powder eyes Southeast Asian expansion
Not only powder eyes Southeast Asian expansion
It plans to double its pool of partners by year-end.
Moshi Mosh AI turns fan culture into income
Creators make money by engaging fans with custom AI personas.
Deliveroo exit could heighten scrutiny of Keeta, Foodpanda
Regulators may have to enforce measures to prevent anti-competitive behaviour.
More non-toy retailers use blind boxes to boost sales
Travel, food and beverage, and fashion can also benefit from a little bit of excitement.
Luxury brands flock to Lifestyle’s first mall tower in Kai Tak
The mall has achieved over 95% occupancy since its launch in November 2024.
HSBC’s Yvonne Yiu on why the future of payments is instant
She credits her propensity to ask questions for becoming one of HSBC’s top leaders.
BEA’s Ivy Chan on managing banking risks, trade war shifts
She never saw her banking job as one with a bias for either men or women.
Gov’t R&D push may drive startup growth in Hong Kong
Universities are at the forefront of the thrust to create new businesses.
Repurposed college homes may address Hong Kong office slump
Grade B and C offices are likely to benefit from the conversions.
The Park Lane Hong Kong debuts in Autograph Collection
Its merger with the world’s biggest hotel operator has led to greater guest traffic.
Sinclair’s Sheung Wan office fosters camaraderie
The bright, open, and airy space creates an atmosphere of creativity.
‘Ding Dings’ need to travel faster and more frequently
Tram ridership is still 15% below 2018 levels, according to its operator.
More and bigger IPO deals in Hong Kong expected this year
The IPO pipeline will be bolstered by relaxed monetary policy.
Chinese fast-food chains eye Hong Kong listing
They are using the city as a testbed for further expansion overseas.
Shenzhen tourists spur Hong Kong retail demand
A more lenient entry policy is benefiting tourism-related sectors.
Cautious VCs turn to Series A startups
Early-stage startups in Hong Kong have raised $23.3m this year.
More building arbiters wanted as Hong Kong quickens dispute process
Lawyers, surveyors, engineers, and architects with a track record in handling claims will be in demand.
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