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PwC Mainland China, Hong Kong SAR and Macau SAR work together on a collaborative basis, subject to local applicable laws. Collectively, we have over 800 partners and more than 20,000 people in total.
We provide organisations with the professional service they need, wherever they may be located. Our highly qualified, experienced professionals listen to different points of view to help organisations solve their business issues and identify and maximise the opportunities they seek. Our industry specialisation allows us to help co-create solutions with our clients for their sector of interest.
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HK luxury market to reach $125.8b by 2030
Analysts said the growth will be driven by leather goods, jewellery, and timepieces.
HK luxury market to reach $125.8b by 2030
Analysts said the growth will be driven by leather goods, jewellery, and timepieces.
Retail sales to grow 17% YoY in 2023 – PwC
This is equivalent to HK$408b.
Data-driven culture is crucial for success in digital transformation and AI – PwC Partner
James Lee of PwC Mainland China and Hong Kong highlights key drivers for transformation, challenges in adoption, emerging trends in the industry, and strategies for balancing innovation and risk management.
Digitalisation should be implemented on an enterprise-wide basis in general, mentions PwC Global TMT Industry Leader
Wilson Chow stated that various innovative and emerging technologies are obtainable in the marketplace and it is necessary to develop a realistic plan and roadmap.
Greater Bay Area financial services continue to flourish: PwC
Businesses held up well despite the pandemic, the report said.
Hong Kong’s E&M annual growth to reach US$10b in 2025
The entertainment and media sector is amongst those hit hard by the pandemic.
PwC’s William Gee sheds light on Hong Kong’s business trends
With digital identities and payments as well as technology enablers in place, he believes that businesses are ready to continue their digitalisation journey.
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Commentary
Ginza-style commercial building in neighbourhood areas attracts local consumption