Retail
These sectors' operating expenses edge up 5.1% to $432.2b
And their receipts dipped 0.5%.
Samsonite set for over 20% earnings growth
Thanks partly to growth in Asia.
Check out these 4 updates on Hutchison's operations
It's a thriving business.
HK retail sales is evidence to Asia's bottoming out
The 8.5% growth is good news.
Check out Hong Kong's jump in retail sales value
It's an estimated $34.1 billion.
Che Kung Festival gears up for stall auction
Stalls are up for bids on 14 November.
Shopping in Hong Kong remains Asia’s best
90% of visitors visit Hong Kong for shopping, according to Nielsen.
Here's why Sitoy can't afford to lose Coach
Coach’s better-than-expected 1Q should help remove the tail risk of investing in Sitoy, says CIMB.
Esprit to raise US$671 million in HK rights offer
Esprit Holdings Ltd looks to a rights offering in Hong Kong to generate some US$671 million to rebuild its brand after a disappointing results for...
GOME warns of loss
This is partly because of the Group’s e-commerce business which is at its initial investment stage.
Hong Kong still plagued with rising consumer prices
Overall climb hit 3.8%.
Auction for stalls at the Lunar New Year fair to begin on October 24
If you're interested, go to Queen Elizabeth Stadium.
Stella International hurt by aggressive discounts by foreign peers
Foreign competition used to be 2-3x more expensive.
Retail sales measly grow 0.7% in August
Luxury gift sales declined for the first time since July 2009.
Europeans keen to invest in HK small to mid-caps
Corporate governance is their key consideration and guess what company tops their list.
Switzerland to be more aggressive in Hong Kong
Switzerland is opening a new business promotion office in Hong Kong to help its small and medium enterprises do business in the city and on the...
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