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The Bulletin. March 2018

Decrypting Cryptocurrencies

This month in The Bulletin we take a look at the varying regulatory approaches to digital currencies around the world, investigate some of the less obvious opportunities arising from the Belt and Road Initiative, and analyse the recent changes to R&D tax regimes in the Mainland and Hong Kong. We also head for Japan to report on the Chamber’s mission to the Kansai region, which is enjoying a tourism boom.

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This Month's Highlights

Special Features

Investing in Our Future

Budget delivers support for innovation and SMEs but legislation must be updated to allow businesses to grow

Export-Led Growth on the Wane

Asia’s developing countries must look beyond manufacturing as advances in technology make low-cost labour less of a draw

Flavour Fusion

The Chamber’s staff writer Lafee Lo finds a fascinating blend of Asian and South American cuisines at TokyoLima

Making Sense of R&D Incentives

Policy changes in Mainland and Hong Kong will benefit businesses but they need tax and technology expertise to ensure they do not miss out

Enhancing the Customer Journey

Retailers must stay abreast of fast-changing technology to ensure a seamless customer experience across all channels

China In Focus

Qiu Yuanping, Director of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council, visits the Chamber

Visit of Qiu Yuanping

The Director of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council led a delegation of seven members to visit the Chamber

Spring Dinner hosted by Liu Yajun, Head, Commercial Office, Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in HKSAR

Liaison Office Spring Dinner

Chamber Chairman Stephen Ng, LegCo Representative Jeffrey Lam and Chamber CEO Shirley Yuen attended the dinner hosted by Liu Yajun, Head, Commercial Office, Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in HKSAR.

Chamber in Review