Hong Kong

In 2019, it’s surprising to see that many business owners are missing out on potential customers simply because they don’t have an online presence. In fact, only 36% of Hong Kong’s small businesses currently have a website, according to our Global Entrepreneurship Survey conducted earlier this year. The survey also found that 35% of Hong Kong’s small businesses rely solely on social media platforms like Facebook for their online presence. It makes little difference what type of business you are in or where it’s located, having your own website that effectively communicates your story to potential customers can be essential for success in today’s digital world. If your company does not have a website yet, and you thinking about getting started, here are three key steps to help you get started building your website.

Have you ever wondered how the wealthiest people fly around? Private charter jet is a surprisingly affordable way for anyone to travel but a luxury jet is another matter entirely. There are a select number of aircraft which are nothing short of miniature mansions flying in the sky, with cabins that are beyond imagination.

Rising redevelopment interest has countered the impact of social unrest.

The startup offers eight programmes, which include courses on 3D transformation and apparel costing.

Handed in March last year, the ban was lifted two months earlier than expected.

The number of card payments is expected to hit 1 billion in 2020.

These were mostly under the hospitality, retail and logistics industries.

Small and medium enterprises now represent a major engine of growth for Asia, comprising over 97% of all businesses in the region and making significant contributions to the region’s economy. It’s a similar story here in Hong Kong, where over 98% of business establishments are SMEs, considered by the Government to be “of crucial importance to the development of our economy.”

Standard Chartered won the Grand Enterprise Award for Bank of the Year.

Amidst uncertainties, China’s stimulus policies and Sino-US trade negotiations could provide some relief.

The advertising startup allows their users to earn cash rewards when watching ads on their platform.

The number of transactions higher than $100m reached only 30% of the five-year average in Q4.

The company specialises in remote teeth straightening therapy.

The virtual bank’s rate is said to have outpaced the big traditional players’ offers.

People in Hong Kong are taking the future of work into their own hands.

The platform uses a neural network in scanning CVs.