Hong Kong Business - Focus

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	A source for human resources Cash-strapped companies are exploring alternatives to in-house human resources departments. Bonnie E Engel takes a look

United we stand While tough economic medicine is beginning to be applied to Asia’s airlines, the United States seems to be ahead of the game and United Airlines is quietly consolidating its China markets in search of better synergy. Michael Westlake reports

A Chinese family's rise to wealth China's first-generation billionaires had their start raising quail in a poor Sichuan village. By David Barboza

HK Business fetes 2008's strongest enterprises Hong Kong Business celebrates the successes of 29 outstanding companies from different industries in Hong Kong

Shipping dynasties K. K. Chadha profiles the families who played a big role in putting Hong Kong on the global shipping map

It's the ecology, stupid! Asia's participation could help add critical mass to the fight against climate change. Jonathan Sharp talks to Christine Loh, CEO of Civic Exchange

Toughing it out Hong Kong's electronics manufacturers prepare for a challenging couple of years as the consequences of the global economic slowdown start to hit home. By Jason Krupp

Douglas Young's Kingdom of G.O.D. Every year Hong Kong Business names an individual as its "Man of the Year" for his vision, achievement and contribution to the growth of Hong Kong's economy. This year, that man is Douglas Young of innovative retailer Goods of Desire. By Jane Ram

How fair are bank charges in Hong Kong? Our consumer laws seriously lag behind those of the UK. And most bank customers in the SAR haven't got the slightest idea of what the English common law is about. Perhaps that explains why the exorbitant bank charges go unchallenged in Hong Kong courts. By Peter Lee Davies

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