This has been a tough year for business, but beyond the headlines is a compelling Asian story of robustness, adaptability and entrepreneurial flair that bodes well for next year.
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- Jun 19, 2013
- Updated: 6:36am
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Apple, the world's biggest technology company, has started monitoring weekly data on the working hours of more than one million employees in its production supply chain, which is largely located...
China's domestic logistics industry is facing a raft of challenges, including high costs, poor infrastructure, a lack of human resources, varying government regulations and uncertainties created...
The global supply chain for apparel and footwear continues to explore growth opportunities through strategic partnerships, enhanced efficiency and a well-balanced sourcing mix.
The Catholic church has launched a campaign in support of small businesses by encouraging people to give up relying on chain stores for Lent and support their local shopkeeper.
Think of it as Hong Kong's life blood. According to Financial Secretary John Tsang, trade and logistics comprise the heftiest of the city's economic pillars, with about 24 per cent of GDP and 24...
Supply chain management major Barloworld Logistics celebrates a decade of supply chain management success and innovation this month, and is gearing up for continued growth. Since the inception of...
A mainland online trading portal for the shipping industry is planning to set up a joint venture with logistics firms and freight forwarders before a possible initial public offering in Hong Kong...
The accelerating march of international retailers into Hong Kong is sparking strong demand for warehousing space, pushing occupancy rates at logistics centres to record levels, and rents almost...
It is always a pleasure to shop in supermarkets. The various types of foods, ingredients and wines on display make you feel that the world has got everything it needs and is not likely to go...
Transporting goods is an unpredictable business. Bad weather and unfortunate accidents may prevent items from arriving on time at the correct location, and in good condition.
A group of tyre wholesalers believe they have been swindled out of more than HK$10 million by a dealer who shut up shop and disappeared at the weekend.
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