COMPANIES
'Superstore' vanishes with no word from Wellcome on replacement
Customers turning up at the Wellcome “superstore” in Sai Kung today were met by a steel shutter and a notice saying, Bye-bye. […]
BUSINESS
BUSINESS
Admirable entrepreneur with one of Sai Kung's littlest shops
Flora Lee may be the ultimate do-it-yourself entrepreneur. In her 12 ft by 3 ft shop everything is hand-made, mostly Flora by herself. […]
PROPERTY
The $3 billion-plus Mediterranean is nearly sold out, Century 21 agent says
Only 34 flats remain unsold at The Mediterranean, according to Century 21 agent. A total of 263 flats in the 297-unit development have been sold. […]
BUSINESS
Bye-bye Wellcome: Biggest and best supermarket will close in three weeks
It is official: Wellcome, Sai Kung’s biggest and best, conveniently located supermarket, will close on 25 February. […]
BUSINESS
Market at Hang Hau re-opens as far more attractive place for shop operators and customers
It is hard to believe that a Hong Kong wet market could be described as splendid, a joy to visit. Go take a look at the new market at Hang Hau, re-opened on 30 January. […]
BUSINESS
Wellcome supermarket to close after Chinese New Year, alert reader learns from Dairy Farm
The big Wellcome supermarket in Sai Kung will close after Chinese New Year, Graham Eckersley reports. […]
BUSINESS
Casa restaurant group seeks investors but will carry on, James Bradshaw says
More changes afoot at Casa and Cena; major shareholder looking to sell out, and old menu items to be brought back. […]
BUSINESS
French expat in Sai Kung develops digital business benefiting helpers and employers
French entrepreneur, Edouard Muller, has spent two years developing a digital business called HelperPlace to connect helpers and employers. […]
PROPERTY
Opening of waterfront hotel to be delayed until 2019
Sai Kung’s new waterfront hotel will not open until the first half of 2019 as ownership, name, decor and design are yet to be agreed by Shaw Brothers and investors. […]
BUSINESS
Get ready to pay more at the Post Office
The cost of posting an ordinary letter locally will rise from $1.70 to $2.00 on 1 January, the Hong Kong Post Office announced. This is the first postage stamp price rise in four years. The post office cited severe competition and increasing costs. […]