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From the Chairman
Legco Report
From the CEO
Cover Story
Opportunities galore
Shifting economic
powers
Recovery on
the horizon
Telecom
industry still haunted by past excesses
Profiting
from good corporate governance
SAR should
beef up its soft services
Q&A with the
Business Summit Panel
O'REAR'S VIEW
Nine months' GDP data show mixed
results
China Economic Update
Economic
integration of the Yangtze River Delta
Business
When China awakens, she shall travel the world
Chamber Programmes
Analysts bullish on housing market
prospects for 2003
Mission to the Yangtze River Delta
Telstra calling Asia
Operation Smile Mission to
China
Chamber
Christmas party
Chamber in Action
January 2003 Issue
Opportunities galore
Hong Kong's economic success has and will continue to be built upon doing business with the Mainland. As such, Hong Kong firms should look to expand their presence in the Pearl River Delta to drive their business and the SAR's economic growth forward, Secretary for Commerce, Industry and Technology Henry Tang said.
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Analysts bullish on housing market prospects for 2003
Pent-up demand and record low interest rates could
push demand for new flats up by as much as 40 per cent in 2003, analysts at the Chamber's
December 11 seminar on housing said. More >>
When China awakens, she shall travel the world
"China is like a sleeping giant. And when she awakes, she shall astonish the world," a famous Frenchman once said in 1803. For this article we will paraphrase that to: "When China awakes, she shall travel the world."
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Nine months' GDP data show
mixed results
The news released in late November couldn't have been better: Hong Kong's economy grew 3.3 per cent in the third quarter, far above most economists' expectations. The results would seem to indicate that the worst is over, and the recovery is gaining ground. As demand kicks in, prices will start to rise, which will erase our deflation and help solve that worrying budget deficit.
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Economic integration of the
Yangtze River Delta
The Yangtze River
Delta, -- an economic giant made up of 15 cities including Shanghai, Nanjing and Hangzhou
-- has experienced phenomenal growth over the past decade, with Shanghai leading the race.
Today, the Yangtze River Delta produces 23.5 per cent of China's industrial production and
accounts for 17.2 per cent of the nation's GDP -- not bad for 6.2 per cent of China's
population, working on 1 per cent of its land.
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Mission to the Yangtze River
Delta
Chamber China Committee Chairman and CEO of Dragonair Stanley Hui led a 36-member Chamber delegation to visit five major cities in the Yangtze River Delta, namely Hangzhou, Ningbo, Wenzhou, Shanghai and Kunshan, from December 4 to 10, 2002.
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Telstra calling Asia
Asia represents 36 per cent of the world's telecommunications market, making it the largest such market in the world, up from 22 per cent from a decade ago.
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Operation Smile Mission to
China
The Chamber Women Executives Club (WEC) members, together with international medical professionals from Operation Smile, visited Zhongshan, China, on November 28, to see how they could provide assistance to children with facial deformities.
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