Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Hong Kong face unprecedented challenges, but revolutionary progress in technology and China’s keystone projects – the Belt and Road Initiative and Guangdong Hong Kong Macao Greater Bay Area – present many equally unprecedented opportunities. More
The label “factory of the world” is often aptly pinned to Mainland China – and the factory is rapidly upgrading as supply chains becoming more complex and sophisticated. More
Toy boxes have received a run of upgrades in recent years as toy manufacturers in the city and nearby parts of Mainland China integrate toys, high-tech applications and scientific knowhow. More
As geopolitical forces reset the global economy, adaptable Hong Kong businesses are finding promise in the greenfield markets of East Africa, the thriving Southeast Asian nations and Mainland China’s high-spending senior citizens. More
As Hong Kong’s world-renowned service industries seek to expand beyond the city, some of the most fertile ground is just to the north – in Mainland China, especially the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. More
Hong Kong enterprises sought to expand into the Mainland China market by exhibiting at the second China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai. More
To mitigate the impact of the trade dispute between Mainland China and the United States, many Hong Kong and mainland companies are optimising supply chains by adjusting their production strategies to reduce exposure to punitive tariffs. More
As the United Kingdom’s likely departure day from the European Union draws near, the country’s leaders are looking for fresh opportunities worldwide; strengthening their already well-established relationship with Hong Kong is an obvious option. More
One option when faced with high import tariffs imposed by the United States is to return high-value manufacturing to Hong Kong, delegates at the Hong Kong Trade Development Council's research seminar “Sino-US Trade Dispute − Relocation and Domestic Sales” heard. More
