 In many ways our best opportunities are similar to those of a decade ago - financial services, business services, logistics, tourism. But our biggest single advantage - the scope and extent of our China contacts and interests - has also grown considerably in that time. |
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November 19, 2008
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 In times like these, it is inevitable that more disputes in business will emerge. However, it is also in times like these that one cannot afford time and cost-consuming litigation in courts. If there are alternatives to resolve business disputes with less time and costs, they should be fully utilised. |
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November 19, 2008
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| We need to co-ordinate and communicate our actions; we need to be thinking of exit strategies for financial assets that have been nationalised; we need to press ahead with government spending programmes, and think seriously about making them even more ambitious, especially on the infrastructure side; we need to press ahead with global trade talks that will deepen and broaden our economic engagement; and we need to ensure that we have enhanced regulatory regimes that will boost the global efficiency, transparency and safety mechanisms of the market, without unduly increasing the complexity of capital raising or stifling market innovation. |
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November 18, 2008
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 The attributes that have made our city the preferred location for international businesses serving the Asia Pacific region - including sound financial policies and management - have not changed and have even been enhanced. The continued interest in Hong Kong by international investors confirms that we retain the many attractions that make us a business and financial hub and preferred location for multinational companies to establish regional headquarters. |
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November 18, 2008
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 There is no doubt that innovation and creativity are of great importance for Hong Kong to sustain its continuous development, and even to excel in the globalisation of markets. We shall continue to create and maintain an enabling environment that promotes innovation and creativity in the city. |
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November 18, 2008
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 Tourism recovery relies on the collective efforts of all economic sectors and all members of the community. The Government alone cannot do such a splendid job. Equally true then and today - visitors come to Hong Kong to experience our living culture. So everyone matters, every act counts. |
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November 16, 2008
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