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Recent years, Hong Kong has had some serious competition as Asia’s premier gateway for international business. Singapore and Seoul have long been contenders, but people are also beginning to take notice of other cities, such as Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Jakarta. Still, it’s a tough ask to unseat Hong Kong’s pole position. Consider that: In 2019, the World Economic Forum (WEF) rated Hong Kong as having the world’s top financial system, well ahead of its nearest competitor, the U.S., in the Global Competitiveness Report. Astute pandemic management means that Hong Kong has experienced very low Covid infection rates, avoided lockdowns and remained largely open for business over the last ten months. Few other large cities can say the same, whether in Asia or globally. Company incorporation numbers in Hong Kong quickly jumped back after 2020’s Covid-related uncertainty, resulting in 110,000 new Hong Kong companies in 2021. Here are seven reasons why, in my view, Hong Kong is still a top spot...

Hong Kong’s huge business ecosystem one of the fifth fastest-growing ecosystems all over the world and is home of more than 2,000 international startups. Hong Kong’s business existence has always been focused on trade. Nowadays, with a population of over 7.4 million people, Hong Kong is an exceptionally competitive financial and business hub. It is one of the world’s biggest financial centres and the Hong Kong dollar is the 13th most traded currency in the world. Detail: https://blog.twendeesoft.com/marketplace/hongkong/top-10-new-future-profitable-businesses-in-hong-kong/