Retail

HK total retail sales to reach $360b in 2021: PwC

Retailers are embracing new consumer behaviour in the age of "bricks and clicks."

HK total retail sales to reach $360b in 2021: PwC

Retailers are embracing new consumer behaviour in the age of "bricks and clicks."

General Mills China bags Retail award at the China International Business Awards

Häagen-Dazs and Musée du Louvre’s partnership combines gustatory delight with fine art.

810,000 more Hong Kongers get first $2,000 e-vouchers

In total, the government has disbursed the first vouchers to about 6.3 million individuals.

Retail sales growth slows down in July

Sales rose 2.9% during the month, a drop compared to 5.8% in June.

E-voucher registration closes on 14 August

The scheme grants $5,000 worth of vouchers for use in retail, F&B establishments, and transport amongst others.

Retail sales up 5.8% in June but below expectations

This was likely driven by continuing social distancing measures.

4 in 5 will likely top up their $5,000 vouchers

The majority of whom will likely use their credit cards to top up.

How Hong Kongers plan to spend their $5,000 vouchers?

A survey found most respondents will spend It on groceries.

What the future looks like for brick-and-mortar retail in Hong Kong

Online consumers aged 15 and above rose to 43.1% in 2020, but their spending dropped.

Which real estate sectors will benefit most from HK’s recovery?

CBRE reported office and retail sectors are likely to be the biggest gainers.

Over 1.5 million apply for Hong Kong’s e-consumption voucher

The vouchers, worth $5,000, may be used at online and physical stores in retail, F&B, and other services.

Retail sales up 10.5% to $29.6b in May

The sector will remain challenged despite expected boost from e-vouchers launch.

HK online shoppers prefer to buy from China, Japan, USA

Three in four Hong Kong eCommerce shoppers prefer to buy their goods cross-border.

One in four HK shoppers could do away with bricks-and-mortar: survey

Changes in consumer behaviour as an impact of the pandemic may be here to stay.

Treat yourself: Hong Kong’s wealthy buy more luxury items after COVID

Around 48% are inclined to buy more high-end goods after the pandemic.