The stamp of success

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Richard Tsang, Managing Director of Hong Kong's largest Public Relations (PR) Company, speaks about his experience of the industry and his hobby for stamp-collection. He believes PR business in China has tremendous potential and requires as much patience and attention to detail as in case of stamp-collection.

Public affairs, Advertising, Social aspects, Personal narratives, Practice, Marketing industry, Tsang, Richard

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Feeding a behemoth

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The deficiency of logistics network has led Yum! Brands to start their own logistics services to transport food products like chicken, ice cream and others to its various food chains in china. The working of Yum! Logistics China has been discussed.

United States, China, Restaurants & Food Service, Food Services and Drinking Places, Service industry machinery, not elsewhere classified, Distribution Channels, Usage, Restaurant industry, Yum! Brands Inc., Logistics, Business logistics, Retail/reseller channel, Direct market channel

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Paint makes you what you ain't

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Red Earth Products of Hong Kong is cosmetics company that is looking to change its image with the help of Adam Horler, a turn-around expert.

Product introduction, New Products/Services, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Cosmetics industry, Horler, Adam, Esprit Holdings Ltd., Red Earth Production Ltd.

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