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                                         July 2003 Issue 

Where is Hong Kong's public transportation policy going?

Few cities can hold a candle to Hong Kong's public transportation system, but issues need to be addressed to ensure it remains among the world's best

As world cities go, Hong Kong probably stands out for its excellent public transportation system. Commuters are spoiled for choice with endless streams of buses, mini-buses, trams, ferries, taxis, the MTR and the KCR to take passengers where they want to go.   More >>

Looking Ahead

Hong Kong has bounced back with its trade-mark self-reliance, resilience and vigour, but the territory needs to study well the lessons that the past few months have taught us

In a show of solidarity, government officials, consuls general and business leaders packed into the Regal Airport Hotel Ballroom on June 7 for the "Business After SARS" joint business community conference.   More >>

Technical Barriers
Hamper China Trade

China discovers that it must raise its know-how to get over technical barriers that countries are erecting

China's two-way trade has been experiencing tremendous growth since the country was accepted into the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in November 2001. Last year, imports grew 21.2 percent year-on-year, while exports grew 22.3 percent.   More >>

Visit to Shanghai
Echoing Taking off with Hong Kong
The Chamber arranged a weekend visit to Shanghai for 160 members and guests in conjunction with Dragon Air on June 20 to 22. Although officially a leisure trip, during the visit Shanghai Mayor Han Zheng met with some HKGCC members to brief them on the city's economic development after SARS.   More >>

Chamber in Action

Members never need to miss a Chamber event, thanks to the power of the Web

You would be hard pressed to find a day when nothing was going on at HKGCC. On average, the Chamber organises almost one event per day, whether it be a breakfast meeting, roundtable luncheon, subscription luncheon, seminar, cocktail or even a Happy Hour. This is in addition to regular committee meetings, and meetings with visitors.   More >>

'Intelligent Home'

The Chamber took up the invitation from the Department of Computing of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University on June 19 to view cutting-edge technologies being developed by students in their quest to design an "Intelligent Home."  More >>

Sun Ming Hong

"They say wealth never surpasses three generations," laughs Michael Chan. "Let's hope that's just an old wives tale."

Mr Chan represents the Cheng family, which have been successfully running Sun Ming Hong, one of Hong Kong's major importers of North American ginseng, for three generations.   More >>

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