Olivia Parker
Oct 13, 2017

“HK needs to innovate or we’ll all be dead in five years”

The time is ripe for entrepreneurs in Hong Kong to capitalise on the momentum provided by Carrie Lam’s tax breaks, said a panel of retailers hosted by Infiniti.

L-R: Infiniti's Dane Fisher, Elisa Harca of Red Ant Asia, Benoit Lavaud of Bluebell Group and David Castaneda of Visionaries 777

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