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August 2001
Hong Kong and New Zealand foster closer trade links

Hong Kong and New Zealand can look forward to stronger economic ties, according to Prime Minister of New Zealand Helen Clark. She was speaking after a meeting with Trade Development Council (TDC) Chairman Peter Woo and other local business leaders in Auckland. (full story)

Perfect platform for looking to the future

LG Philips Displays has opened its world headquarters in Hong Kong because of its entrepreneurial environment and proximity to other markets in the Asia-Pacific, according to chief executive officer Philippe Combes. (full story)

Virgin Radio tunes in to Asian audiences

British entrepreneur Richard Branson¡¦s Virgin Group has unveiled plans to roll out a pan-Asia FM radio station network from Hong Kong under the Virgin Radio brand. (full story)

Toys R Us subsidiary expands sourcing operations

A subsidiary of Toys ¡¥R¡¦ Us, the leading international toys and games retailer, has significantly expanded its sourcing operations in Hong Kong. TRU (HK) Limited, which has 48 employees, has more than doubled the size of its premises in Tsim Sha Tsui to 2,322 square metres. (full story)

Muji plans expansion as sales soar

After a two-year absence from Hong Kong, Japanese clothing and houseware retailer Muji has outpaced initial revenue projections since its return to the market in April. (full story)

Yearbook shows commitment to be Asia¡¦s world city

Attributes that will provide a firm base for positioning Hong Kong as a world city are highlighted by Chief Executive Tung Chee Hwa in the latest edition of the Government yearbook. (full story)

Hong Kong's "quintessential qualities" protected says Chief Executive

The qualities that have made Hong Kong such a unique and successful city have been rigorously protected over the past year, according to the Chief Executive, Mr Tung Chee Hwa. (full story)