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Risk Managers
A US advisory firm is expanding its Asian business, serving clients in emerging markets from its regional base in Hong Kong. FTI Consulting says Hong Kong is a “terrific place to do business.”
28 Sept 2011
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A Perfect Fit
An Italian luxury accessories brand has capitalised on Hong Kong’s reputation as a retail paradise, opening its first worldwide concept store in the city as part of its strategic expansion plans for Asia.
21 Sept 2011
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Infinity and Beyond
Today’s mobile workforce needs services that can move with them. Which is why expatriate-focused Infinity Financial Solutions established its regional base in Hong Kong.
14 Sept 2011
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Synergised Growth
Hong Kong has all the right ingredients to grow a global logistics company’s Asia business. SEKO Synergy set up in Hong Kong three years ago to harness business in the region.
7 Sept 2011
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City’s Got Talent Webcast
A British entrepreneur has tapped growth in the global digital industry by setting up a voice-over agency in Hong Kong. David Pope says being based in Hong Kong gives him access to a wider pool of talent and clients from around the world.
31 Aug 2011
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On Track for Growth
Rail Europe “couldn’t be happier” with its business results in Hong Kong this year. Spurred by a 48 per cent increase in bookings in the first quarter, the company has chosen Hong Kong as the location of its first retail outlet in Asia.
24 Aug 2011
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A Cut Above
A growing demand for high-end male grooming services prompted a British entrepreneur to shift from banking to barbering. Olivier Bonnefoy says he chose to open his first overseas outlet in Hong Kong because it’s Asia’s most international and cosmopolitan city.
17 Aug 2011
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Cottoning on to China Webcast
A Polish children’s wear label is poised to enter the China market by opening a retail store in Hong Kong later this year. Coccodrillo is focused on expanding its reach to the prized Chinese mainland market.
10 Aug 2011
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Natural Progression
A Hong Kong-based French company has been recognised by the Hong Kong French Chamber for its innovative product and supply distribution. Evergreen Land credits the company’s strong European-Asian links for its success.
3 Aug 2011
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The Gift of Choice
A Swiss banker-turned-entrepreneur has launched an innovative gift concept in Hong Kong. Red Packet targets the upwardly mobile who crave memorable experiences.
27 July 2011
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The Key to Growth in China
A Canadian real estate firm has opened a Hong Kong office to tap the demand for overseas investment on the Chinese mainland. TheKey.com says Hong Kong’s seamless banking makes it an ideal place to market projects to mainland investors.
20 July 2011
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Smart Talking
Coming up with a novel way of making the ubiquitous mobile phone more user-friendly has earned entrepreneurs John Brunner and Igor Duc the Start-up Prize from the Hong Kong French Chamber of Commerce. Being in Hong Kong, they say, has been key to their success.
13 July 2011
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Home Away from Home
A pioneer of Hong Kong’s booming serviced apartment industry, Philip Morais, built and later sold a successful serviced apartment brand, only to launch another less than a year later.
6 July 2011
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A Taste of the Future
Hong Kong’s vibrant dining scene will get a boost with next month’s launch of Restaurant Week, an event tipped to tempt the taste buds of local and overseas foodies alike.
29 June 2011
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Banking on Nostalgia
Starting a venture without writing a business plan is not something an investment banker might normally recommend. But it worked for banker-turned-entrepreneur Christopher Bailey, who says, “Sometimes, you just have to go off and try.”
22 June 2011
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Visionary Breakthrough
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University has come up with a new type of lens that slows down the progression of myopia. The invention received the Grand Prize and Gold Medal at the 39th International Exhibition of Inventions of Geneva in April.
15 June 2011
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El Dorado, Asia Webcast
The Chinese mainland is a vast, blank canvas for the Western contemporary art market, according to London-based gallery owner Ben Brown, who set up his first overseas operation in Hong Kong to tap the mainland’s growing demand for fine art.
8 June 2011
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Beef Stakes
Two Argentinean entrepreneurs have launched a regional importing business from Hong Kong, supplying high-quality produce from their home country. They’re hoping to strike gold, starting with Argentina’s world-famous beef.
1 June 2011
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High-life Hong Kong
The Ritz-Carlton has returned to Hong Kong, taking up five-star space in the city’s tallest building. It’s the latest luxury hotel to capitalise on Hong Kong’s booming tourism.
25 May 2011
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All Gain, No Pain
One woman’s response to unwanted weight gain has spawned a new player in Hong Kong’s booming health and well-being industry.
18 May 2011
 
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