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SAR to play key role in Mainland's development

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                                                                 July  2001 Issue

HKGCC Mission to Beijing

SAR to play key role in
Mainland's development

Chinese leaders reiterated their confidence to delegates of the Chamber's annual high-level mission to Beijing from June 14-15 that Hong Kong's importance as a bridge for foreign enterprises tapping into the China market would not diminish upon its entry into the World Trade Organization. More >>

Automating the supply chain

Pardon my language!

Hong Kong is exhibiting the classic symptoms of having an identity crisis. On the one hand it is now part of the motherland, while on the other it aspires to become a world-class city. With language synonymous to national identity and pride, and because the ability to operate in the international language of business is vital to our economic well-being, it is little wonder that the debate on whether English or Chinese should prevail has raged on for so long. More >>



Forward Winsome Industries

Re-kindling
the 'can-do spirit'

"Hong Kong must re-kindle the can-do spirit to meet the opportunities and challenges ahead," HKSAR Financial Secretary Antony Leung said. "We have done this throughout our history. There is no reason why we can't continue doing it now." More >>

Exposing the myths of the knowledge economy

A lot has been said about the knowledge economy, mainly because the United States has had an unprecedented period of strong growth in the last five years. And of course in the last six months a lot has happened and the economy in the United States has plunged. Then there is still a lot of talk that the knowledge economy is just fiction, a figment of imagination in people's minds, and that it has collapsed, etc. More >>


Wine Review

with Simon Tam More >>