Hong Kong is a key driver of technology in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, which strives to be an international innovation and technology hub. More
Diversity is a key to success for enterprises ranging from small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to giant corporations and entire economies; and Hong Kong’s start-up scene shows the city has diversity in spades. More
Exports have always been a main sector of Hong Kong and require a range of services – such as auditing, inspection, safety testing and supply-chain management – to ensure product quality meets international standards and destination-market regulations. More
Hong Kong, traditionally a gateway bringing goods and people to and from Mainland China, is receiving a 21st-century makeover, transforming itself into a portal for data, finance, talents and services – as well as goods. More
Sisters Arati Limbu and Anuradha Limbu Chettri shared a job they loved in Hong Kong’s baby-goods retail sector, notching up more than 30 years of experience between them. More
Mainland China’s smart-home sector has been enjoying rapid expansion, after experiencing 20% per annum growth rates in recent years, and is predicted to reach US$22.3 billion in 2018. More
Although self-driving cars and delivery drones may be grabbing pretty much all the headlines, there are other, less glamorous, autonomous vehicles that have quietly transformed a number of commercial and industrial sectors. More
The development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications and resources has been designated as a priority by the Shanghai Economic and Information Technology Commission. To this end, in association with four other local government bodies, the Commission has issued new guidelines designed to nurture AI-related research and implementation across five distinct sectors. More
In conjunction with the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has recently issued the Circular on Issuing the Three-Year Action Plan for Expanding and Upgrading Information Consumption (2018-2022) in a bid to promote the development of information consumption in depth and breadth. More
