That major international brands have announced closures amid Hong Kong’s protests and now the coronavirus elicits little sympathy in some corners. Illustration: Mario Riviera That major international brands have announced closures amid Hong Kong’s protests and now the coronavirus elicits little sympathy in some corners. Illustration: Mario Riviera
That major international brands have announced closures amid Hong Kong’s protests and now the coronavirus elicits little sympathy in some corners. Illustration: Mario Riviera
Simon Parry
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Simon Parry

Hong Kong’s landlords and luxury labels – why I don’t feel sorry for either

  • Exorbitant rents may be forcing Louis Vuitton to close its store in Times Square
  • But in the cradle of capitalism, new clients are already lining up to fill the void left behind

Simon Parry

Updated: 9:35am, 11 Feb, 2020

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That major international brands have announced closures amid Hong Kong’s protests and now the coronavirus elicits little sympathy in some corners. Illustration: Mario Riviera That major international brands have announced closures amid Hong Kong’s protests and now the coronavirus elicits little sympathy in some corners. Illustration: Mario Riviera
That major international brands have announced closures amid Hong Kong’s protests and now the coronavirus elicits little sympathy in some corners. Illustration: Mario Riviera
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