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Enhancing Hong Kong's waterfront

Policy Address 2001
Chief Executive stresses short-term pain, long-term gain

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GNP numbers reveal weaker economy

Face to Face
With Liu Guoyuan

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Producing more for less

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SAR set to lead Asian economic recovery

Impact of terrorism on the U.S. economy

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                                         November  2001 Issue

Enhancing Hong Kong's waterfront

Members from the Chamber's Environment, Real Estate Services, and Real Estate and Infrastructure committees recently met to discuss how to better enhance one of Hong Kong's prime natural resource, our waterfront More >>



Chief Executive stresses short-term pain, long-term gain

Coming barely a month after the terrorist attacks on the United States and the subsequent increase in global uncertainties, this year's Policy Address from SAR Chief Executive Tung Chee-hwa was long on economic realism and in the provision of short-term relief to help underpin local confidence.  More >>



SAR set to lead Asian economic recovery

Territory will take advantage of economic transition to better itself

Hong Kong was among the first economies to feel the international winds of change, so it will also likely be the first to recover, HSBC Holdings Group Chairman Sir John Bond told the audience at a Chamber 140th Anniversary Distinguished Speakers Luncheon on Sept. 24.  More >>



Face to Face with
Liu Guoyuan

Shipping and logistics services are going to play an increasingly vital role in a post-WTO China. Bulletin Editor Malcolm Ainsworth spoke with Liu Guoyuan, Executive Vice Chairman & President, China Ocean Shipping Company (Hong Kong) Group Ltd, (COSCO) about the industries and the future of Hong Kong as a shipping centre. Following are extracts from that interview.    More >>



Marlow International

Company aiming to be global supplier of promotional merchandise

In 1965, Jerome Marlow and his wife Ina set up a small trading firm operating out of a room on the 17th floor of Sincere Insurance Building on Hennessy Road in Wanchai. But the office was mainly a correspondence address, because every year Mr Marlow would fill a trunk with promotional items and travel around the Middle East for three months picking up orders.  More >>