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Letter | How Hong Kong can comfortably house both US and Chinese business interests - Vimarsana News

Letter | How Hong Kong can comfortably house both US and Chinese business interests

Readers discuss the results of an American Chamber of Commerce survey, in-town check-in services for those flying out of Hong Kong, and what the city still has to offer visitors.

Source: scmp.com
Letter | Hong Kong landlords and retailers must look beyond high rent – and innovate - Vimarsana News

Letter | Hong Kong landlords and retailers must look beyond high rent – and innovate

Readers discuss the urgent need to find a new business model to entice customers, the role of the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, and the government’s response to taxi drivers’ complaint.

Source: scmp.com
Letter: Why Hong Kong should aim to be Asia's sustainable fashion hub - Vimarsana News

Letter: Why Hong Kong should aim to be Asia's sustainable fashion hub

Readers discuss tapping Hong Kong’s strengths to find a creative new engine of growth, diversifying the city’s tourist attractions, and ensuring support for all in mental anguish.

Source: scmp.com
Hong Kong Housing Society unites estate residents to go green with new ESG programme - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong Housing Society unites estate residents to go green with new ESG programme

The Hong Kong Housing Society (HKHS) has unveiled a Community ESG Programme from July to December this year to raise public awareness and enhance community involvement in “Environmental, Social and Governance” (ESG). 

Hong Kong turns to businesses to fix foundering vaccine programme - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong turns to businesses to fix foundering vaccine programme

HONG KONG (Bloomberg): When bar and nightclub owners in Hong Kong met with city officials this month, they expected to hear how the government planned to coax more of the largely resistant population to get vaccinated, with their businesses only allowed to open to inoculated people.