Vaccine takers could be exempt from travel restrictions and social-distancing rules
Hong Kong authorities are looking into driving up Covid-19 vaccinations by offering incentives such as exempting jab recipients from certain travel restrictions […]
Charging ahead with electric vehicles
Hong Kong plans to increase charging stations to 155,000 by 2025 as it launched the first roadmap to popularise electric […]
HSBC to end coal financing by 2040 after facing pressure from investors
HSBC said that it would end financing of coal mining and coal-fired power plants in the European Union and countries that […]
Covid-19 – More workers added for vaccine priority and ambush lockdown return
Some 1.3 million workers from various industries can start making appointments for coronavirus vaccines after they were also given priority […]
The Economist | Art from adversity: innovation in the age of covid-19
Between protests and the pandemic, businesses in Hong Kong have had it tougher than many of their global counterparts. Not only have they had […]
The race to stop Europe’s young and jobless from becoming a ‘lost generation’
As Europe’s economy shrinks following the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic, youth unemployment is on the rise. There are now […]
Financial Times | The Global Boardroom – Strategies for a World Transformed by Crisis
On May 4th-6th, The Global Boardroom returns for its third edition to discuss the practical steps governments, business and finance […]
William Davies
William Davies General Manager at Sustainability Swire Coca-Cola Ltd. William Davies currently heading Sustainability for Swire Coca-Cola Ltd, the fifth […]
Helga Vanthournout
Helga Vanthournout Founder of Wealth of Flows Consulting Helga Vanthournout is the founder of Wealth of Flows Consulting, where she […]
Paul Zimmerman
Paul Zimmerman Chairman at Single-Use Beverage Packaging Working Group Paul Zimmerman is CEO of Designing Hong Kong, an elected District […]