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Is your organisation ready for the future?
Is your organisation ready for the future?
In nature, those species that are best prepared for change tend to survive and the same is true in the world of business; over the last twenty years seemingly unassailable organisations have become shadows of their former selves because they were unready or unable to adapt.
Buildings that can be revived drives sales in investment market
There was a HKD 515.0 million purchase.
Exports, imports in industrial property market edged up
Air-freight cargo data also grew.
China tourists to Hong Kong climbed 12.8% y-o-y in July
Beating the previous month's record.
Guess what dragged Hong Kong's retail sales growth in July
These subsegments dropped 22.2%.
Developers starting to speed up new launches due to pent-up demand
There have even been re-listings.
Home sales fall 20.3% to 6,212 in July
But mass home capital values inched up.
Government finishes study on Kai Tek Development
Proposal includes changes in land use zoning.
Office space withdrawal of around 46,000 sq ft battered Central in August
Due to weak leasing demand, partly.
China Mobile Hong Kong joins iPhone 6 fever
For all the Apple fans out there.
Hong Kong's railway expansion plagued with land site woes
Landbank will deplete in a decade.
Guess how many deals targeted a Hong Kong-based bank since 2008
Clue: only 2 deals this year.
Net loans of Hong Kong's top 4 banks have more than doubled since 2009
Annual profits have also grown consistently.
Gradual decline of M2 possible consequence of Doc. 236 implementation
Also, tighter but smoother liquidation.
Asia business sentiment nosedived to 66 in 3Q14
Blame it on interest rate hike woes.
Global construction industry propelled by emerging markets
But Hong Kong's also experiencing strong growth.
Only 1 in 5 Hong Kong bosses will boost headcount in 4Q14
And 5% actually plan to decrease.
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