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Yuan jumps against US dollar as Fed looks unlikely to hike rate anytime soon
18 Aug 2016 - 12:37PM
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6 Apr 2014 - 10:41PM
Back with a Banga
6 Apr 2014 - 10:28PM
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Out of this world
Two companies are set to give the first tourists a glimpse of outer space – the kind of adventure rich mainlanders crave, writes Denise Tsang.
6 Apr 2014 - 10:28PM
Alex Tang, CEO of Space Expedition Corporation’s Asia- Pacific operations, at his Cyberport office with a mockup of the Lynx spacecraft. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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Inside the industry
Snapshots of four private bankers, each of whom controls money equivalent to the GDPs of some mid-sized nations, by Jasper Moiseiwitsch.
6 Apr 2014 - 10:28PM
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The jets and the sharks
Private aircraft allow mainland business people to get the job done efficiently, but also with a sense of Chinese style, writes Tiffany Ap.
6 Apr 2014 - 10:28PM
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Advising the one-percenters
How private banks help the rich get richer, by Tara Loader Wilkinson.
8 Apr 2014 - 11:31AM
Olivier Pacton, of HSBC's Private Banking Investment Group, says ultra-rich clients can get access to up to 100 advisers a day. Photos: Antony Dickson
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A brand of their own
With the mainland now a force in buying luxury goods, they're now eager to develop elite brands that they can be proud of, writes Tiffany Ap.
7 Apr 2014 - 6:20PM
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A kingdom for a horse
They cost a pretty penny, but there's money in racing steeds, whether in breeding them, sharing in winnings or earning stud fees, writes Benjamin Robertson.
30 Oct 2015 - 3:09PM
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Bringing clarity to claret
Because the wine market is murky, investors often pay too much. Benjamin Robertson tells how, with a little research, you never have to feel as if you've been ripped off.
30 Oct 2015 - 3:08PM
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The Garia Mansory Currus blurs the line between golf cart and go-kart
6 Apr 2014 - 10:28PM
The Garia Mansory Currus (above, and the driver’s control centre below) is the Rolls-Royce of golf carts, and there are only seven worldwide.
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Pneumatically numerate
Nate Silver rides roughshod over anyone with lazy opinions or bad analysis. It's a lesson for business and, indeed, life, writes Jasper Moiseiwitsch.
10 Nov 2013 - 10:58PM
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Long live the king
A record auction price for a 'King of Kowloon' graffiti piece points to a golden age for contemporary Chinese art, writes Denise Tsang.
10 Nov 2013 - 11:14PM
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In the Spink
One of London's oldest auction houses shows commitment to Asia by moving its chairman and CEO to Hong Kong, writes Tiffany Ap.
10 Nov 2013 - 10:58PM
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Cashes to ashes
Consumerism and brand fixation have infiltrated the underworld. Hong Kong's ghosts are a rich lot, many of them with their own fleet of luxury cars, iPhones and houses with servants to keep their bullion dust-free, discovers Tiffany Ap.
10 Nov 2013 - 10:58PM
Photo: Edmond So
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Savoir faire
Hong Kong's French community is branching out from traditional business activities and using their French connections to promote their brands, discovers Shirley Lau.
12 Nov 2013 - 5:58PM
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Flush mob
Crowd-funding can connect the masses to promising investments, but beware the pitfalls, writes Benjamin Robertson.
10 Nov 2013 - 11:19PM
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