On 9th February, DFS temporarily closed its historical downtown store in Hong Kong opened in 1968, located in Chinachem Golden Plaza in Tsim Sha Tsui and the newly opened store at MOKO in Mong Kok Eas…
Updates on Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV)
The recommendation is to read news from official sources, to avoid the spread of inaccurate information.…
Hong Kong in 2020 : retailers share their numbers and perspectives
At the beginning of the situation, the hope of getting back to normality was there, but today businesses are working on contingency plans to limit the damages.…
Hong Kong protests: who is going to lose in the retail industry?
After almost 4 months of protests, how does the future of retail look like?…
Hong Kong protests leave malls empty and… the landlords?
After months of protests putting Hong Kong malls into the center of the storm, landlords are still buying time while their tenants slowly die buried under high base rents which are no longer justified…
Sephora to open in HK on 3rd September
Sephora Hong Kong will celebrate the grand opening of its new flagship store at ifc mall on 3rd September.…
The perfect patriotic statement for Chinese celebrities
From Fan Bingbing and Yang Mi to Liu Wen, the US$125,000 Birkin bag is fiery red and sports the five golden stars that adorn the Chinese flag, is a patriotic symbol for celebrities.…
Pirata Group’s double-opening in July
TMK first, and Honjo officially opening its doors tomorrow, are the two Japanese restaurants joining the ranks of Pirata Group this month in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong. …
Protests and world’s most expensive rent, not a good cocktail for Hong Kong retailers
Hong Kong and the whole world clearly remember June 12, renamed “Black Wednesday”, a day, during which key luxury players like Chanel in Central, Pacific Place mall in Admiralty, were forced to shut …
HBX retail partner for Lacoste x GOLF le FLEUR collab
The Lacoste x GOLF le FLEUR* limited collection is slated to launch in Hong Kong and Macau with exclusive distribution partnership with HBX.COM and its Hong Kong retail store.…