BUSINESS
“Hong Kong has the right stuff”
In 2014, when ridesharing pioneer Uber entered the Hong Kong and China markets, CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick spent one in five days in the region just four years after his startup received its first ride request.
How a third-generation textile manufacturer is re-inventing Hong Kong as a fashion capital
“If you worked, who would watch the kids?” said by HR head of an organization in Asia. “Mothers don’t succeed here,” told to a working mother by the HR head of another organization. “What is the point of all this education if you are not going to be working?” asked of a parent considering a…
Roberta Lipson of United Family Healthcare looks back
In his new book, China Logistics: From Laggard to Innovator, business strategist and historian Dr. Paul G. Clifford tackles a subject that gets little attention as a sector, despite its heavyweight status in the economy.
by the team at Kai Tak Sports Park
NBA Asia’s Wayne Chang talks NBA Hoop Parks, the globalization of basketball and the Brooklyn Nets and Phoenix Suns in Macau
“When I say there’s more we can do, number one is to be more creative.”
Flora Ma and Jonathan Der bring Hong Kong its first zero-sugar, ready-to-drink vodka soda
by Greg Meisenheimer
Chelsea Perino says the Future of Work is already here
By Bonnie Hayden Cheng and Yolanda Na Li
By Tobias Grabler