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Hong Kong is still cheaper than Singapore for expats
Hong Kong is still cheaper than Singapore for expats
Asian cities dominate the top 10 list.
Here are the 10 most in-demand tech jobs in Hong Kong
Application developers topped the list.
3 in 5 employees in Hong Kong looking for higher salaries when switching jobs
Lack of career progression is another motivation for job hunting.
Women representation on company boards has been "painstakingly slow": study
It was 8.9% in 2009, and rose to just 12.4% in 2017.
Hong Kong retail sales decline for the 23rd month
Sales fell 0.9% in January.
No further property measures will be rolled out: FS Chan
Flat buyers are urged to be cautious in purchasing units.
Only 2% of Hong Kong millenials are 'devoted' to their favourite retailers
3 in 5 would buy more if brands were better at communicating with them.
75% of Hong Kong CFOs struggle to recruit talents amidst skills shortage
7 in 10 plan to outsource workforce from abroad.
Hong Kong's Grade A office market "relatively subdued" in December
Activity was underpinned by relocations.
Only 10% of SMEs expect economy to improve in 2017
And their business prospects remain pessimistic too.
Hong Kong has the most expensive high-end rental accommodation in Asia: ECA
But average rental costs have fallen around 13% since 2012.
Hong Kong IPOs' total funds dropped 26% to $195b
But it still topped the world in IPO funds raised.
Hong Kong employees predict gloomy economic outlook in 2017
But 59% also believes their employers will be richer next year.
Hong Kong's credit card use to drop 9.3% by 2020
They're opting to swipe their debit cards instead.
3 in 10 Hong Kong employers won't give pay rises in 2017
Only 1 in 3 employees will receive up to 5% increase.
Kowloon East overtakes Wanchai/Causeway Bay as city's second largest office market
The Goldin Financial Global Centre factored significantly.
Employees looking for new opportunities despite stable job market
Employers are challenged to be more innovative.
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