Optimism about job prospects and personal financial status helped keep confidence high among mainland consumers, who showed a greater willingness to spend in the first quarter, a survey has found...
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- May 23, 2013
- Updated: 6:57am
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Writing a comment on your Facebook page about the latest mobile phone you just bought or posting a picture on Weibo featuring the new dress you are wearing is not your personal business any more....
Fifty-one retail brands set up shop in the city, according to a study by CBRE Global Research & Consulting, which monitored more than 300 new retail openings across Asia-Pacific in 2012.
In its new report, Jones Lang LaSalle says the limited availability of retail space and consequently high rents in prime shopping districts continue to challenge cost-sensitive retailers, many of...
The Labour Day holiday got off to a sluggish start, prompting fears that Hong Kong may have lost some of its appeal for free-spending mainland shoppers. About 270 tours arrived in the city, with...
The flow of shoppers from Shenzhen to Hong Kong is slowing as more international fast-fashion chains open for business in the border city.
Hong Kong is losing its edge in attracting mainland shoppers as the city's local character fades from its prime shopping districts, a property consultant warns.
A lot of people, especially men, seem to find the idea of shopping addiction funny, but like sex addiction, the phenomenon is very real and getting worse as a consequence of internet shopping.
I am writing as a concerned citizen of Hong Kong, on the issue of the banners that have been proliferating around this city in recent times.
I would not be in favour of land on which underused sports facilities, yacht clubs and camp sites are located being turned into sites for new flats.
A friend recently paid a visit to Citygate Outlet shopping mall in Tung Chung. She thought she was in Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. Shops selling designer fashion brands and sports items, including...
A business alliance's proposal to develop Lantau Island into a commercial zone to divert tourists from overcrowded districts has sparked heated debate.
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