Michael Ko
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Why Hong Kong is Losing Global Relevance
One economist has warned the city may face a decade-long slump driven by real estate debt, lost neutrality, and weaker competitiveness.
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Economist Stephen Roach Reiterates ‘Hong Kong Is Over’
Mr. Roach, the former good friend of Beijing, reminisced about how he was captivated by Hong Kong after landing at the old Kai Tak Airport in the 1980s.
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Abandoned by Magnificent 7, Hong Kong Becomes Increasingly Disconnected From Western World
As the 7 most influential global tech companies gradually abandon Hong Kong, it is expected to become isolated.
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Hong Kong’s Imported Mainland Labor Now Competing With Local Labor: Analysis
Last week, Morgan Stanley and HSBC cut dozens of jobs in the Asia & Pacific region, with at least 80 percent from mainland China and Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong’s Restaurants and Retailers Feel the Pain: Locals, Tourists Take Their Money Elsewhere
Factors driving away tourists and local spenders alike include the ’mainlandization' of the city, high prices, and Hong Kong’s CCP-controlled administration.
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Hong Kong’s Port Status in Danger
For one major shipping alliance between Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd, Hong Kong is not long featuring as a direct port at all.
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Why Hong Kong is Losing Global Relevance
One economist has warned the city may face a decade-long slump driven by real estate debt, lost neutrality, and weaker competitiveness.
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Economist Stephen Roach Reiterates ‘Hong Kong Is Over’
Mr. Roach, the former good friend of Beijing, reminisced about how he was captivated by Hong Kong after landing at the old Kai Tak Airport in the 1980s.
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Abandoned by Magnificent 7, Hong Kong Becomes Increasingly Disconnected From Western World
As the 7 most influential global tech companies gradually abandon Hong Kong, it is expected to become isolated.
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Hong Kong’s Imported Mainland Labor Now Competing With Local Labor: Analysis
Last week, Morgan Stanley and HSBC cut dozens of jobs in the Asia & Pacific region, with at least 80 percent from mainland China and Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong’s Restaurants and Retailers Feel the Pain: Locals, Tourists Take Their Money Elsewhere
Factors driving away tourists and local spenders alike include the ’mainlandization' of the city, high prices, and Hong Kong’s CCP-controlled administration.
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Hong Kong’s Port Status in Danger
For one major shipping alliance between Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd, Hong Kong is not long featuring as a direct port at all.
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