With German sausages, French duck breasts and homegrown chicken, Francis Menezes is cashing in on the growing appetite for meat among Indians -- even in one of Mumbai’s most strictly vegetarian...
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Hong Kong stocks ended virtually flat on Tuesday, as oil producers fell after a disappointing interim result from heavyweight CNOOC, but consumer counters were lifted by promising earnings and by...
While the effects of Hong Kong's proposed competition law on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) appear to weigh heavily on legislators' minds, it's essential that the interests of...
The city's consumer watchdog yesterday urged the government to come out of its bureaucratic shell and talk to people on the street when making important laws.
For anybody who has devoted considerable time to research a topic, there is nothing more discouraging than seeing the fruits of intellectual labour gathering dust on the shelf.
Lawmaking is a slow process, and never more so than in the area of consumer protection. It is not just that there is a lack of legislation to cover things like toy safety, faulty electrical goods...
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