Hong Kong launches $3.8bn fund to lure back international business

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Reducing the horrendous office rent would help a lot already.

ThomasHHChan The CE’s use of “trawl” for talent implies bottom fishing, so that must be the kind of lowest-level talent he expects to find as receptive to relocation into Hong Kong.

Whoever takes this 'opportunity' should be tried on ICJ_org for treason and crime against the humanity.

Lol... why would anyone do that?

I will go

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