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Why flexible working appeals to Hong Kong job applicants
Why flexible working appeals to Hong Kong job applicants
Flexible working used to be a benefit of salespeople and a few senior managers. But times have changed: new technologies and the need to increase productivity have driven the adoption of flexible working practices significantly, to the point where, at least some of the time, it has come to be regarded as essential.
Why tighter system liquidity must be expected among Hong Kong banks
Including steep correction in property prices.
Hong Kong banks to benefit from household debt curbs: Fitch
Borrowers will be protected.
Bird flu shuts wholesale market
20,000 birds will be destroyed.
Almost 8m tourists expected to flock in over the holidays
This is a 9.2% increase.
Imports value edged up a tad 1.8% in December
Trade deficit sits at $54.4b.
Hong Kong gives go signal for 3-day paternity leave
Here's why HR experts are relieved.
Patek Philippe launches an Arabic version of its website
Japanese version also underway.
Patek Philippe Institute Shanghai boosts customer service in China
Patek Philippe believes that the skills required to service, repair and restore Patek Philippe watches are much the same as those required to make one. With the opening of the Patek Philippe Institute Shanghai, the company further extends its commitment to customer service in China.
Asian investor sentiment index inched higher to 16pts in 4Q13
Boosted by better equities.
Here's what to expect from Hong Kong's December trade data
Trade deficit is pegged at $47.5b.
Primary housing supply dipped 1.4% to 71,000 units
Even construction starts were lower.
Public housing set for Queen's Hill
Costs could hit $3-4b.
H7N9 cases escalated to 10
Overall, 231 cases are confirmed.
86% of Hong Kong home buyers think local properties are overpriced
But here's the flip side.
Exchange Fund investment income hit $75.9b in 2013
Investment return came in at 2.7%.
Welfare cases fall 0.2% to 260,774 in December
Find out how much unemployment dipped.