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  The 3rd Mainland-Hong Kong Services Industry Symposium

  Carbon Roundtable Series III: Renewable Energy - Obstacles v.s. Opportunities

  Recovery or Deterioration - A Global Economic Forecast

  Kopi Luwak Coffee Tasting

  R/T Luncheon: Management Philosophy ¡V HOW TO BRING INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT PRACTICES INTO CHINESE COMPANIES

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past events

2009/06/30
Increasing Protectionism and the State of Play in the WTO

Trade tensions and disputes are increasing in the wake of the global e... details>>

2009/06/29
From Local to Global: Driving SME Competitiveness Through E-commerce

Many companies, especially small and medium enterprises (SMEs), see th... details>>

2009/06/25
Corporate Guidance on H1N1 Flu Preparedness

With the emergence of an influenza pandemic, contingency planning is c... details>>

2009/06/15
China¡¦s M&A Market: Opportunities Under the New M&A Tax Rules

How is China's M&A market faring after the promulgation of Merger & Ac... details>>

2009/06/11
The Financial & Economic Crisis: Prospects after the G20

Christian Noyer, Governor of Banque de France, spoke at the Chamber's ... details>>

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Date	Subject
2002/12/27	Trading Up
2002/12/23	Deflation Holds Steady in Fourth Quarter
2002/11/29	Up-Turn Shows Hong Kong is Beginning its Recovery
2002/10/31	Budget Reults Underline Need for Spending Restraint and Revenue Enhancement
2002/09/30	Budget Results Continue to Illustrate Need for Spending Restraint and Revenue Enhancement
2002/09/17	Unemployment Lower in June - August, Confounding Pessimists
2002/08/30	GDP growth turns positive after three quarters of decline
2002/08/26	External Trade Numbers Boost Hopes of Second Half Recovery
2002/08/19	Unemployment Edged Higher in the May-July Three Months, But So Too did Employment, Confounding Pessimists
2002/07/16	Unemployment up More than 120,000 in 18 Months - Job losses now total almost 80,000 in same period
2002/06/29	Budget Results Illustrate Need For Spending Restraint
2002/05/31	The SAR Economy: Still Lacking Domestic Confidence
2002/04/18	A New Turn in the Unemployment Situation
2001/12/17	Unemployment on the Rise as Economy Slows
2001/11/06	Retail Takes a Beating in the Blackest of Months
2001/08/22	More Rate Cuts Expected for Hong Kong
2001/06/29	Local Interest Rate Cuts Follow US Fed Decision
2001/05/16	U.S. Federal Reserve Board Cuts Rates for Fifth Time
2001/04/23	Thanks Mr Greenspan, but can we have more
2001/04/19	Hong Kong Interest Rates to Move Lower Again
2001/04/18	If this is as Bad as it Gets, How Good can it be?
2001/04/18	Retail Sector Soldiering On
2001/02/28	Don't Bet on a Budget Deficit for 2000-2001
2000/12/13	Good Growth, Low Inflation in 2001
2000/11/24	Real Growth Powers Ahead at 10.4% in Q3
2000/07/25	It's Back to The Future for External Trade
2000/07/19	Economic Cycle Gets Tougher from here
2000/06/27	Bounce Back in External Trade in May
2000/06/22	Deflation to Remain Through Summer
2000/06/19	Unemployment Stable as Wages Policy Helps Maintain Demand
2000/06/13	Retailers Move Faster Just to Stand Still
2000/05/23	Deflation: The Beginning of the End?
2000/05/16	Unemployment Stable Despite Continued Rapid Labour Force Growth
2000/05/15	Retail Sales Remain Difficult, Despite Improvement
2000/01/21	Deflation: When will it End?
1999/11/26	Real Growth Accelerates in Third Quarter
1999/11/19	Restraint in Managerial Salaries Continues
1999/11/15	Economic Recovery Still Too Slow to Absorb Labour Force Increase
1999/10/28	Mainland Helps in Trade Turnaround
1999/10/22	Deflation Ravages Retail Cash Flow
1999/10/19	Seasonally Adjusted Unemployment Stabilises, but Actual Numbers Remain High
1999/10/15	Manufacturing Orders Just Keep Deteriorating