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 HONG KONG - Textile News & Events of the Industry - Bharattextile.com
Hong Kong fashion retailer and distributor Giordano International Ltd. plans to open stores in India in early 2006 to take advantage of a boom in consumer spending there...
Hong Kong's exports continued to grow strongly in the first part of 2005, as expansion in its handling of China trade outweighed the sharp decline in the local textile and garment industry...
Hong Kong demonstrated its role as an important fashion hub in Asia, as designers and style experts around the world came to display their unique and fashionable clothing and accessories during the Hong Kong Fashion Week.....
www.bharattextile.com /news/bycountry/HONG%20KONG

  
 ♦ Alt Goth Fashion ♦
Hong Kong Disneyland launches fashion line with bargain clothier Giordano (Waterloo Cedar-Falls Courier)
HONG KONG (AP) --- Less than two months before it opens, Hong Kong Disneyland has taken its publicity blitz to the shopping masses, launching Disney-themed clothing with the popular Hong Kong-based bargain clothing chain Giordano.
Less than two months before Hong Kong Disneyland opens, Mickey Mouse and company are taking their publicity blitz to the shopping masses, launching Disney-themed clothing with the Hong Kong-based clothing chain Giordano.
www.fashionandclothing.info /fashion/alt-goth-fashion   (663 words)

  
 CJR - An Apple a Day, by Michael Steinberger
Apple Daily stays abreast of Hong Kong's ever-changing tastes by holding weekly focus groups in which participants are paid around $50 each to share their thoughts about the paper with the editors.
In 1994, Chan's column for Express Daily News was suspended after she wrote a series of articles criticizing China for its arrest of Xi Yang, a reporter for the Hong Kong daily Ming Pao.
Lai's effort to cement his grip on the Hong Kong market suffered a setback in December when several rival dailies initiated a brutal price war that was clearly intended to punish the maverick publisher.
archives.cjr.org /year/96/2/lai.asp   (1166 words)

  
 CJR - An Apple a Day, by Michael Steinberger
The forty-seven-year-old Lai, a native of Guangdong Province across the border from Hong Kong, first achieved prominence in the 1980s as the founder and chairman of Giordano, a discount clothing retailer.
Lai's effort to cement his grip on the Hong Kong market suffered a setback in December when several rival dailies initiated a brutal price war that was clearly intended to punish the maverick publisher.
Lai is pulling no punches as Hong Kong braces for Chinese rule in 1997 and other media barons pressure editors to avoid stories that might anger Beijing.
archives.cjr.org /year/96/2/lai.asp   (1166 words)

  
 Life and death on the net in Asia
Lai's rags-to-riches rise is well known in the region: He fled China alone as a child and worked his way up from textile factory floors in Hong Kong to found his own clothing chain, Giordano.
how to deliver online shopping to Hong Kong it would have been thought to be Jimmy Lai, a local multimillionaire who always seemed to have an uncanny knack for knowing what the public wanted.
In December, the company's demise resulted in a loss of 344 jobs -- the largest single layoff of the year in Hong Kong's gloomy new-economy sector.
www.gluckman.com /E-ComAsia.htm   (1166 words)

  
 hong kong hotel - Panda Hong Kong Hotel
-- Tsuen Wan's newest shopping complex right beside the MTR station
CITY LANDMARK II -- houses Citistore, a multi-level store that sell brand names like G2000, Giordano and Texwood in men's, women and children's fashion, houseware, electrical appliances, electronic devices and more
-- other fashion boutiques and specialty stores abridge from City landmark also conveniently leads to to the MTR and to more stores, plazas and centers
www.asiatravel.com /hongkong/panda/v10.html   (1166 words)

  
 Largest companies from: Hong-Kong
Telecommunications services: China Mobile (Hong Kong) Limited, Hong-Kong Telecom.
Apparel: DSG International, Eagle Apparel, Esquel Group, Giordano International Ltd, Kings Corp., Monty, Novel Denim Holdings Ltd, Sanfatex, Tommy Hilfiger, Inc.,
Real estate: Amoy Properties Ltd, Cheung Kongs Holdings Ltd, Hang Lung Development Company, Limited, Henderson Land Development Company Limited, Hysan Development Co Ltd, New World Development Company Limited, Sino Land Company Limited, Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd, The Wharf (Holdings) Limited,
www.transnationale.org /pays/HKGs.htm   (238 words)

  
 eStop - So you want to be an entrepreneur?
Just listen to Jimmy Lai, founder of apparel chain Giordano (which he has since sold), Next Magazine and Apple Daily,the second best selling paper in Hong Kong.
To ‘Fatty Lai’, a self educated man who sneaked across to Hong Kong at the age of 12 and who built up a media empire nearly the size of Singapore Press Holdings, the most important trait in entrepreneurship is the courage to take responsibility for your actions.
Jimmy Lai is known to be helpful, but only to friends.
www.sp.edu.sg /estop/articles/2004/opinion_hanshih4.htm   (238 words)

  
 Urgent reminder of press freedom review for Patten
It is now more than two years since the Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA) first approached Patten and asked him to give urgent attention to the problem of draconian laws restricting press freedom.
Hong Kong¡¦s free society and free markets will be irreparably harmed if these leftover laws are used to stifle dissent and to punish reporters and publishers who fail to toe the Beijing line.
Chinese officials apparently took exception to Lai¡¦s description of Peng as, among other things, a ¡§son of a turtle¡¦s egg with zero IQ¡¨, and shut down the Beijing branch of his store, Giordano.
www.martinlee.org.hk /W.30.8.1994.html   (238 words)

  
 Asia Times: What's Next for Taiwan's media?
One issue that Lai has never really had to address in undemocratic Hong Kong is the role of the media in determining public opinion and the way thisarticulates in terms of voter choice and, in the long run, who governs.
The Hong Kong media can change nothing, criticize though they may. Taiwan's can.
Lai's run-ins with the Chinese government are famous and cost him his Giordano clothing chain.
www.atimes.com /china/CF07Ad02.html   (238 words)

  
 Celebrity Research Lists - Famous Dropouts, Celebrity Dropouts
Jimmy Lai......self-made multimillionaire Chinese-born Hong Kong businessman; newspaper and magazine publisher; founder of the "Giordano" clothing store chain (elementary school dropout).
Joseph Pulitzer.......self-made multimillionaire Hungarian- born American businessman; early American newspaper publisher; founder of the Pulitzer Prize and the School of Journalism at Columbia University (17, American Union Army).
American businessman; founder of the "McDonald's" fast-food restaurant chain; author.
www.angelfire.com /stars4/lists/dropouts.html   (238 words)

  
 Research Institute for the Humanities - Philosophy
HKBU Centre for Applied Ethics: directed by Gerhold Becker, Hong Kong Baptist University
Giordano Bruno: The Forgotten Philosopher: by John J. Kessler
Alan Turing: page by John M. Kowalik on Turing's contribution to digital computing
arts.cuhk.edu.hk /Philo.html   (3348 words)

  
 Largest companies from: Hong-Kong
20 largest companies: China Mobile (Hong Kong) Limited, Hutchison Whampoa Ltd, Dairy Farm International Holdings Ltd., Hang Seng Bank, Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd, CLP (China Light & Power) Holdings, CITIC Pacific Ltd., Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd, Cheung Kongs Holdings Ltd, New World Development Company Limited, China Resources Enterprise, Limited, First Pacific Co. Ltd.
Retail: Dairy Farm International Holdings Ltd., Giordano International Ltd, Hutchison Whampoa Ltd,
Real Estate: Hutchison Whampoa Ltd, Cheung Kongs Holdings Ltd, Amoy Properties Ltd, Hang Lung Development Company, Limited, Henderson Land Development Company Limited, Hysan Development Co Ltd, New World Development Company Limited, Sino Land Company Limited, Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd, The Wharf (Holdings) Limited,
www.transnationale.org /pays/hkgs.htm   (3348 words)

  
 Bloomberg.com: Asia
Giordano's dividend yield, for instance, exceeds a benchmark rate of 0.8 percent on three-month bank deposits in Hong Kong.
The dividend yield, based on payouts such as this by the Jakarta Composite's members, is 3.86 percent.
The payout is more than double the dividend yield of 3.4 percent on shares of Indonesia's second-largest phone company, which have risen 6.8 percent this quarter.
quote.bloomberg.com /apps/news?pid=10000080&sid=aDEQtzJJImLk&refer=asia   (984 words)

  
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EDWIN LAI, City University of Hong Kong, RAYMOND RIEZMAN, University of Iowa, and PING WANG, Vanderbilt University--Outsourcing of Innovation
GIORDANO MION, CORE-UCL, and MIREN LAFOURCADE--Concentration, Spatial Clustering and the Size of Plants: Disentangling the Sources of Co-location Externalities
ALBERT SAIZ and SUSAN WACHTER, University of Pennsylvania--Immigration and the Neighborhood
www.vanderbilt.edu /AEA/Prog05.htm   (8366 words)

  
 AB Oct 01, 1999 The shirt off your back
The two Hong Kong clothing retailers that make the list are Esprit Holdings and Giordano, both of which are warm favourites with brokers and fund managers.
Elsewhere in the region, value may still be found in the shares of the biggest retail and consumer groups.
Merrill Lynch has an 'accumulate' tag in its research note on Big C Supercenter, and there are takeover rumours surrounding that company.
www.cargonewsasia.com /timesnet/data/ab/docs/ab2113.html   (1704 words)

  
 IFF brand watch on Zara & Giordano - Ann Special - Express Textile
The two most aspirational brands, both examples of efficiency and growth, Zara of Spain and Giordano of Hong Kong made a special appearance at the Images Fashion Forum with discussions on their value and supply chain.
In his study on Zara, part of the Euro 4 billion Inditex Group, retail and fashion industry consultant Mr Devangshu Dutta contrasted traditional seasonal cycles of several months with Zara& famed delivery-cycle of 15-30 days.
This is enabled by Zara& trend-spotting capability, the commitment to vertical control of fabrics as well as in-house production capacity, and the quick-decision making mechanisms.
www.expresstextile.com /20040415/annspecial29.shtml   (1704 words)

  
 Asiaweek.com Under The Gun 10/26/2001
A Hong Kong-born, Canadian-trained accountant whose first job was as an auditor in the yawn-inducing world of the Alberta provincial government, Lau describes himself as a man of limited talents.
In 1994, after Giordano under Jimmy Lai emerged as one of Asia's first home-grown multinational brands, it became a Harvard Business School case study.
In 1994, Jimmy Lai infuriated Beijing by penning an abusive attack on China's leadership.
www.asiaweek.com /asiaweek/magazine/dateline/0,8782,180159,00.html   (1704 words)

  
 eStop - So you want to be an entrepreneur?
By the year 1999 Jimmy Lai, who came to Hong Kong with two dollars in his pocket, was king of a media empire comparable to that of the Singapore Press Holdings.
Focusing on a small range of popular apparel with attractive colours selling at low cost, Giordano quickly grew to become one of the top brands in Asia.
Lai then moved to the highly competitive media business, founded a weekly magazine called Next, followed by the controversial Apple Daily newspaper, which climbed to the number two position in a market of 50 papers.
www.sp.edu.sg /estop/articles/2004/opinion_hanshih6.htm   (1704 words)

  
 Critic of China Is Thwarted in Hong Kong Business Deal
Lai, who escaped to Hong Kong from China as a young and barely literate boy of 12 during the Cultural Revolution, worked his way from a laborer in a zipper factory to become one of Asia's leading clothing retailers with his chain of Giordano stores.
So intimidating does China's role in the affair seem to be that virtually no investment firm in Hong Kong would comment on the matter.
Next Media is owned by Jimmy Lai, a retail clothing entrepreneur and a vociferous critic of China.
partners.nytimes.com /library/world/030197hong-kong-media.html   (1704 words)

  
 Reason Magazine -- William McGurn
The idea is that Hong Kong may have had to scrape by in the past, but with budget surpluses surely there is room to spread a little around to the less fortunate.
"It's not much of a choice," says Jimmy Lai, who has more credibility than most businessmen here if only because he's been willing to pay the price: When he criticized Chinese leaders in a column last year, they responded by shutting down the Beijing branch of his Giordano clothing outlet.
Since coming to office the Democrats have welcomed Patten's initiatives on spending and upped the ante, calling for everything from comparable-worth (yes, comparable worth) schemes to social security and populist freezes on stuff like the fare increases on buses and ferries.
www.reason.com /9604/Fe.HONGKONG.text.html   (1704 words)

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