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In the Bulletin
From the
Chairman
From the Director
Legco Report
Letters
To the Chamber
Cover Story
CBC 2000
High-tech Industries Lead Western Development
Developing a Market Economy
China Pushing Banking
Reform Policies Forward
Tapping China's
Huge Consumer Market
IT Revolutions
Storming China
Expanding
HK-Taipei Cooperation
Economic Outlook for
Greater China Region
Special Feature
Software
Solutions Driving Businesses Forward
Productivity,
management, business & Software
Business
Chamber
Strengthening Global Business Network
Issues on China's WTO Entry Remain
Interest Rate Trend the Key to Economic Outlook
Programmes
HK
Eco-Business Awards 2000
HKTA Chairman Maps Future Course
Consolidation of the Internet Industry
International
Business Golf Tournament 2000
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February 2001 Issue The Bulletin  China's WTO entry positive for Hong Kong Speakers at the China Business Conference 2000 remain optimistic that Hong Kong stands to reap substantial gains from China's WTO accession and the development of its hinterland Full story >>  Software solutions driving businesses forward The smorgasbord of business software available on the market gives businesses more
choice, but companies still need to examine how its implimentation will benefit their
operations Full
story >> The Chamber has signed Memorandums of Understanding with several organisations (see
box) in recent years to further strengthen connections with overseas business
associations. Full
story >> 
Interest rate trend the key to economic outlook Lower local interest rates and diminishing deflation have combined in the early weeks
of this year to lower the real (deflation adjusted) cost of borrowing in the SAR and
raised the prospect of a positive investment and economic stimulus in coming months. Full story
>> Some of Hong Kong's brightest green companies were honoured for their contribution to
protecting the environment at the Hong Kong Eco-Business Awards 2000, held on Jan. 16. Full story >> For a relatively new industry, the Internet sector has experienced more than its share of ups and downs. The bad news right now is that prevailing market sentiment towards the trade is not about to improve anytime soon. Full story >> |
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