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Moving Forward

Moving Forward

A selection of Hong Kong's leading figures give their views on the city's economic and social future in this 10-part series.

Swire Pacific’s John Slosar, says he is worried that political gridlock could hamper the city’s progress . Photo: Dickson Lee

Hong Kong can sustain its economic success with flexibility and commitment to service industry, says Swire chairman

5 May 2016 - 10:01PM

Towngas marches on with Hong Kong’s ups and downs

5 May 2016 - 12:08PM

Millennials should embrace Hong Kong as ‘a base to develop businesses in China and elsewhere,’ says Towngas director

5 May 2016 - 12:16PM

Effort needed to tackle labour shortage in artisanal, technical and trades-related professions, says Towngas director

5 May 2016 - 12:20PM

Towngas managing director Alfred Chan Wing-kin. Photo: Nora Tam

Tai Ping Carpets is looking to hire millennials that have this one core ability

3 May 2016 - 10:30PM

This Hong Kong luxury brand has become a global phenomenon

3 May 2016 - 10:04PM

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New | Hong Kong should promote itself as hub for design and creativity

3 May 2016 - 9:40PM

<p>Attracting artists and craftsmen to Hong Kong will help foster the city’s design industry, says James Kaplan, chief executive of Tai Ping Carpets</p>

Will people still go to shops 10 years from now?

30 May 2016 - 5:11PM

Hong Kong best place to do business, City’super Group President says

2 May 2016 - 3:52PM

Hong Kong an easy place to do business

1 May 2016 - 10:00PM

<p>The <i>South China Morning Post</i> posed five key questions to all interviewees in the Moving Forward series, seeking their views on the city’s future. Here are the view of Jim Thompson, founder of removal firm Crown Worldwide</p>

Show must go on – just don’t use government money, says Jim Thompson

1 May 2016 - 10:00PM

<p>Hong Kong’s government is being urged to organise big events to attract tourists, but Crown Worldwide founder says it should learn a lesson from controversial HarbourFest</p>

Crown’s been moving people around the world, not just furniture

1 May 2016 - 10:00PM

New | Hong Kong’s Sincere Company urges government to support efforts to boost retail, help restore momentum

28 Apr 2016 - 11:00PM

Hong Kong needs to restore people’s confidence, instil belief ‘tomorrow will be better’, says Sincere chairman

28 Apr 2016 - 10:23PM

<p>Philip Ma King-huen, chairman of the 116-year-old Sincere Company, Hong Kong’s first Chinese-owned department store, offers up his views on five key questions on the future of the city in an interview with the <i>South China Morning Post</i>
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Sincere’s journey from Australian inspiration to first Chinese-owned department store in Hong Kong

28 Apr 2016 - 10:28PM

Sincere helped to sponsor important fashion and cultural events in Hong Kong over the years. In this undated file photo, four contestants for the Miss Asia Pacific Quest beauty pageant share the centre court at a Sincere department store event.

Maxim’s journey from start-up to Hong Kong’s largest restaurant group

4 May 2016 - 4:08PM

Maxim’s Raymond Tong says catering industry offers a good career option, praises ‘we’ ethos in making Hong Kong a better city

28 Apr 2016 - 4:37PM

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Maxim’s Raymond Tong says Hong Kong could be become a world food destination if government supports catering industry personnel

28 Apr 2016 - 4:36PM

<p>The city will reap long term benefits by making catering careers attractive to the city’s young with proper training programmes, says Maxim’s Group’s Raymond Tong Kwok-kong</p>

Lawsgroup’s corporate history is a tale of flexibility, globalisation and now diversification

30 May 2016 - 5:11PM

New | Lawsgroup’s Bosco Law says Hongkongers need to ‘stay positive’ and advocates entrepreneurship for young people

30 May 2016 - 5:11PM

Textile giant Lawsgroup survives the cycles with globalisation and diversification strategy

30 May 2016 - 5:11PM

<p>Chief executive Bosco Law sees Hong Kong’s land shortage as the biggest barrier to development of business in the city</p>

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Update | How Lan Kwai Fong has changed over the years

30 May 2016 - 5:11PM

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Allan Zeman: ‘Hong Kong should promote itself like South Korea; young people should aim high’

25 Apr 2016 - 10:01PM

Allan Zeman has some advice about winning and what millennials can do for a better future

25 Apr 2016 - 10:01PM

Update | From bullets to cash machines, HSBC’s 151-year history is closely aligned with the evolution of Hong Kong

25 Apr 2016 - 12:24PM

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HSBC encourages young people to forge ahead, but remains cautious towards lending for start-ups

24 Apr 2016 - 11:02PM

<p>The <i>South China Morning Post </i>posed five key questions to all interviewees in the Moving Forward series, seeking their views on the city’s future. Here are the views of Peter Wong Tung-shun, Asia-Pacific head of global bank HSBC </p>

International knowledge and standards keys for HK to move forward, HSBC head says

24 Apr 2016 - 10:55PM

It's time to rebuild Hong Kong's spirit of optimism, says corporate veteran

In today's Moving Forward, our final one in the year-long series, CARLYE TSUI WAI-LING, a veteran in corporate governance, offers her views on Hong Kong's situation after the failure to achieve electoral reform last summer.

30 Oct 2015 - 3:09AM

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