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Mission to Central Europe

Delegates explore possible business opportunities during an eight-day study mission to the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary

A 20-member Chamber delegation, led by HKGCC CEO Dr Eden Woon, last month concluded an eight-day business mission to the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary, paving the way for further business cooperation between Hong Kong and Central Europe.   More >>


Riding the Dragon

Despite current economic challenges and a rocky past year, venture capitalists and private equity investors remain cautiously optimistic about investment opportunities in Asia, especially those in China.  
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China's boom continues unabated

Chamber China Committee Chairman and CEO of Dragon Airlines Stanley Hui led a Chamber delegation to attend the China Fair for International Investment and Trade (CFIIT) in Xiamen in early September. Under the banner "Improving the Investment Environment," this year's fair explored bilateral and diversified investments under the opportunities and challenges of China's entry WTO.   More >>


Automatic Data Processing

Hong Kong companies are increasingly turning over their day-to-day functions to people who specialise in specific areas to allow them to focus their energy and resources on developing their business.   More >>



MORE STORIES

Business travel stuck in doldrums
With a weak economy, and clouds of uncertainty on the horizon, the travel industry expects the current downturn to get worse before it gets better
Prolonged economic depression has led many businesses to adjust their budgets to offset the effects of the economy, and travel has been one of the first areas to go under the axe.   More >>

Saving the Earth:
From the summit to the real world
The Johannesburg World Summit has been described as a missed opportunity as rich nations thwart efforts to help poorer nations and the environment   More >>


e-Commerce Adoption Campaign
Getting Hong Kong SMEs to implement an e-commerce strategy has been a tough nut to crack, which could have long-term consequences on the territory's competitiveness    More >>





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