AmChamHK • 19th February 2019

The Future is Female

It's not the robots you should worry about

AmChamHK • 12th November 2018

The New Retail

Hong Kong's shopping malls are fast becoming spaces for living first, shopping second

AmChamHK • 12th November 2018

Mind Your Head

Attention employers: It's OK to not be OK

AmChamHK • 25th July 2018

Head in the Clouds, Feet on the Ground

Harnessing technology to breathe new life (and credibility) into old carbon trading practices

AmChamHK • 10th May 2018

Smart means Inclusive

We consider the impact of tech-based initiatives on the lives of Hong Kong’s impoverished residents — for whom staying connected isn’t a priority

AmChamHK • 26th March 2018

The Shenzhen Miracle

The southern Chinese city simmers with tech potential while Hong Kong wrestles with whether it can, or should, keep up

AmChamHK • 1st February 2018

Bright lights, future city

Can a lamppost transform Hong Kong? The government here certainly hopes so

AmChamHK • 1st October 2017

Benchmarking China's Innovation Drive

Should China's glowing innovation performance be taken at face value? Scott Kennedy of the Center for Strategic and International Studies considers the fuller picture in his latest report

AmChamHK • 1st March 2017

Learning to be Smart

Singapore, Asia’s leading smart city, is challenging Hong Kong to step up its game. We outline where the city-state is spending its resources and political capital to deliver a better country

AmChamHK • 5th January 2018

The Road to Nowhere

Phnom Penh’s construction industry is buoyant but not everybody is pleased with the city’s transformation

AmChamHK • 1st October 2017

Power Play

Underdeveloped Laos believes hydropower is its ticket to economic advancement but taming the Mekong River involves more than engineering

AmChamHK • 1st October 2017

Sights Set on Eurasia

The U.S. considers its options from afar as regional powers compete for physical and political influence over the Eurasian super-continent

AmChamHK • 1st August 2017

Introducing Qianhai

Shenzhen’s new special economic zone has been touted as the “Next Hong Kong,” but its intention is to collaborate, not compete

AmChamHK • 1st April 2017

Reformed Thinking

Deep structural changes with a purpose have added gloss to the performance of the Indonesian economy. Next on the agenda are job creation and easing inequality

AmChamHK • 1st March 2017

Industry Focus: Hospitality & Tourism

An overview of Hong Kong's hospitality and tourism industry in 2017

AmChamHK • 1st March 2017

A Pious Proposition

Strong demand for February’s landmark issue of a 10-year Islamic bond in Hong Kong has revived the discussion on the merits of Islamic finance

biz.hk • 1st January 2017

Investing in a Greener Future

In response to its escalating environmental crisis, China has found itself leading the charge in green finance initiatives across the region. Meanwhile, perched on its doorstep, open, free-trading Hong Kong...

biz.hk • 1st October 2016

Land of Smiles and Shadows

Accounting for roughly half of Thailand’s official GDP over the last two decades, the shadow economy appears to be not so much a concern for Thailand as it does a necessity

biz.hk • 1st October 2016

Call Center Capital of the World

Remittance income from Filipino workers overseas has long been criticized as an unsustainable growth model, fueling additional concerns about a national “brain drain.” Luckily, economic salvation can be found in...

biz.hk • 1st September 2016

Malaysia's 2020 Vision

Comprised of two main landmasses separated by the South China Sea – Peninsular Malaysia to the West and Malaysian Borneo to the East – the Federation of Malaysia is a...

biz.hk • 1st September 2016

Brexit: Can China Keep Calm and Carry On?

While British citizens ponder their country’s fate following the momentous UK EU referendum result, China is left wondering about the implications of Brexit on its international trade relations, its overseas...

biz.hk • 1st July 2016

Brunei Darussalam: An Economy on the Rebound

With depleting oil reserves, Brunei faces an ongoing challenge to diversify its economy. The country’s future depends on it.

AmChamHK • 30th July 2018

Rooftop Revolution

An organic vegetable rooftop farm in the heart of Hong Kong’s financial district is challenging old perceptions about sustainable city living

AmChamHK • 1st February 2018

From Good to Great

Simon Ng from think tank Civic Exchange wants to upgrade Hong Kong’s transport sector by putting people at the center of it

AmChamHK • 1st March 2017

Travel Far, Tread Lightly

A trio of corporate social responsibility practitioners explain how the travel and tourism industries have reduced their impact on the environment and how frequent flyers can do the same

biz.hk • 1st January 2017

Profiting from Wildlife Conservation

The American Humane Association (AHA) argues that as long as animal welfare standards are upheld, zoos and aquariums aid us in our moral duty to preserve endangered wildlife

Ecozine • 13th May 2016

Sustainable Straws

Every year, millions of single-use plastic straws get washed up on the shores of our beautiful green earth – polluting the environment, eaten by wildlife, and consequently finding their way...

Ecozine • 13th April 2016

ETEAQ

ETEAQ sells uniquely designed, eco-friendly mobile phone accessories made from reclaimed Javanese teak wood, the sales of which actively contribute to the environment through the planting of new trees –...

AmChamHK • 4th June 2019

Rediscovering Shenzhen

A weekend jaunt across the border reveals there's more to China's Silicon Valley than tech

AmChamHK • 10th May 2018

All for Art and Art for All

If you find shopping for art intimidating let your heart lead the way, says Affordable Art Fair Director Stephanie Kelly, who is on a mission to make collecting accessible for everyone

Living in Hong Kong 2017 • 30th August 2017

Living in Hong Kong guidebook

A comprehensive guide to all aspects of life in Hong Kong, aimed at business travellers and new arrivals in the city

AmChamHK • 26th March 2018

Climate Change

AmCham's MarComms committee wants to help members navigate today's accountability economy

TrendScope Racepoint Global blog • 6th August 2015

Blogger Nation

The global blogging phenomenon has ushered in a new age of Influencer Marketing. See how LA fashion label Revolve is spearheading this strategy with their latest summer campaign #RevolveInTheHamptons

AmChamHK • 26th March 2018

Belt and Road to Success

Professor Steven DeKrey explains how forward thinking and a unique partnership opportunity created the world's first Belt & Road EMBA program

AmChamHK • 1st March 2017

Reflecting on 50 Years

As Hong Kong International School celebrates 50 years of American-style educational excellence, Head of School Alan Runge reflects on the philosophy that has kept it ahead and shares his advice...

biz.hk • 1st July 2016

Preparing for a Paradigm Shift

The newly appointed Dean of HKUST Business School, Professor Kar Yan Tam, shares his views on how innovation has shaped the world of business and why it is relevant to business education

biz.hk • 1st December 2016

Ourselves, Our Organizations, Our Society

Conference participants learn how to influence positive change in our organizations and society, starting with ourselves

biz.hk • 1st September 2016

FinTech Forum 2016

Hong Kong government officials, business leaders and industry experts gathered to discuss the growing role of FinTech in Hong Kong