Hong Kong

Traditional bricks and mortar retailers are facing significant challenges due to the wave of digital disruption sweeping the industry. Shopping and spending in Hong Kong – in fact, all throughout the Asia Pacific – is shifting online as technology progresses and consumers become more digitally-savvy.

By 2015 the total amount of data in the world will increase to 7.9 zettabytes, according to IDC. As Hong Kong’s business community continues to grow, with a record high of 174,031 new companies registered in the SAR last year, local enterprises are a key driver of this data-driven wave.

This is despite mediocre growth in March.

It jumped US$9 billion.

17 developers are now interested.

It was based on inflation and wage increase.

It might take 2.5-3 years.

It's no fun to think about all the ways your business can be disrupted – hurricanes, tsunamis, snow storms, epidemics, earthquakes, tornados, terrorism, floods, fires, even relatively minor incidents like a failed water main or a planned event like an office relocation.

Travel experience to reach new heights.

High transaction volumes also expected in 2014.

The 2014 Page Personnel Hong Kong Salary & Employment Forecast reveals there is demand and growing acceptance of temporary work in Hong Kong as a viable employment option, as cost-cuts and careful headcount planning continue to affect companies.

But rental income rose.

It is bolstered by private consumption.

Majority of them are from China.

All thanks to economic recovery.

This is despite cooling of property market.