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Hong Kong brings cargo fuel surcharge back
Hong Kong brings cargo fuel surcharge back
Blame it on the nearly 80% oil price hike from January 2016 to January 2017.
Dismal trade figures loom over Hong Kong
No thanks to a possible slowdown in China's manufacturing sector.
Hong Kong tweaks premium taxi trial scheme
It will now be easier to bid for premium cab franchise.
Retail profits may rise by at least 36% over the next 12 months
Thanks to falling retail rents.
Hong Kong's prime office rents edged up by 2.8%
This is the eighth consecutive quarter of growth.
Hong Kong's GDP growth picked up to 3.1% in 4Q16
It's been going up for three quarters in a row.
Expect more empty hotel rooms in Hong Kong
Visitor arrivals are forecast to drop 2% this year.
Cathay Pacific boosts frequencies in key destinations
This will be across North America, Asia, and Europe.
What are the gold and jewellery retailers' catalysts for growth?
Sales recovery will be stronger than expected.
Swiss watch exports to Hong Kong down 3.9% in January
But it improved from a 25% decline in 2016.
These are the best universities in Hong Kong
The University of Hong Kong grabbed the 22nd spot in global ranking.
Hong Kong retailers' profits to rebound on lower rents: analyst
Rents have been falling over the past two years.
33% of CEOs in China, Hong Kong are "very confident" of revenue growth: PwC
They see Hong Kong as among the best cities for growth prospects.
Hong Kong PMI falls in February on weaker Chinese demand
It went down to 49.6 from 49.9 in January.
Hong Kong credit card holders least aware of credit score impact: survey
2 in 5 are unsure about the benefits of paying above the minimum balance.
Hong Kong's electric vehicle market to suffer from end of tax waiver
It will end by March 31, 2017.
Cathay Pacific's profits predicted to disappoint at HK$752m
No thanks to stiff competition and higher airport fees.
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