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Business leaders are starting to believe that the way the city is run has to change
Nov 11, 2012
©Bloomberg
Nov 11, 2012
Currency: Rivals try to push city off the top spot for renminbi trades
Many wonder if Hong Kong can retain pole position, reports Denise Law
©Alamy
Nov 11, 2012
Art: Galleries help give new lease of life to popular landmark site
There is a lot of money to be made but finding a base can be difficult, says Enid Tsui
Nov 11, 2012
Capital markets: Exchange is step to closer co-operations
New venture is remarkable for what it says about one of its backers, writes Jeremy Grant
Nov 11, 2012
Commercial property: Outlying developments aim to be the new Central
Many workers are being relocated away from the main business district, reports Enid Tsui
Nov 11, 2012
Travel and tourism: Groundbreaking hotels cater for an internet-savvy generation
Rahul Jacob looks at two recently opened city venues that offer a novel twist on management
©AFP
Nov 11, 2012
Regulation: Governance concerns hit stock market listings
Tighter rules are on the way, reports Paul J Davies
©Reuters
Nov 11, 2012
Expatriates: Ballooning prices reduce appeal as a regional base
The cost of living compared with rival locations is soaring, writes Rahul Jacob
Nov 11, 2012
Case studies: Starting businesses in the city
Josh Noble talks to two entrepreneurs about the pros and cons
©AFP
Nov 11, 2012
Education: Schools shortage is biggest obstacle in attracting foreign staff
A lack of places for pupils puts off multinationals from coming to the city, says Tom O’Sullivan
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