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The article focuses on the state of print-manufacturing business in Hong Kong, China amid worldwide decrease in unit sales of print books as of July 24, 2023. Topics include disruptions in supply chains due to high paper prices, shifting business patterns of the print manufacturing with low investment expenditures, and downsizing of printing facilities due to rising labor costs.

The article discusses the Asian printing industry as of August 19, 2013, with a focus on Hong Kong, China print manufacturers, mergers and ventures within the industry, and an overview of ten export printers and their projects and services. Topics include the merger of Asia Pacific Offset Ltd. (APOL) with firm 1010 Printing Group, digital printing, and luxury packaging. INSETS: E.D. Ward, A Mercurial Bear: Edward Gorey Sticker Kit;'Shahnameh: The Epic of the Persian Kings';Monkey;Star Wars Super Deformed Plush (SDPs)

The article offers information on Hong Kong and China Printing Industry. Topics discussed the U.S.-China trade dispute and other trade standoffs in different parts of the world; views of Henry Woo, general manager of Leo Paper's OEM business department on looking forward on the close relationships and strong partnerships; and commercial contribution or cost challenges with or without tariff implementation.

The article examines the economic conditions of the print manufacturing industry in Hong Kong, China. It looks at how wage increases have impacted the labor market and productivity as well as how advances in digital printing have improved the industry. Noted companies covered in the article include Hung Hing, Leo Paper Group, and Magnum Offset.

Features the satirical Internet site `Not The South China Morning Post.' Background on the site's founder George Adams; Criticism on the South China Morning Post violations of press freedom; Reputation of the site; History of the Post; Censorship of the site.

The article presents updates on the printing industry in Hong Kong, China as of 1982. The location of Hung Hing in Tin Wan experienced a severe fire that was caused by a neighboring factory. Particular focus is given to the genesis of Regent Publishing Services. Leo Paper was established by friends Samuel Leung and Hok Hung Fung at A Kung Ngam Village and initially focused on producing paper bags for U.S. customers.

Presents a listing of United States-based representatives for various Hong Kong operations. Entries arranged alphabetically by company; Other pertinent information; Printer's terms, such as common paper sizes, paper weight equivalent, common book trim sizes. INSET: A checklist for printing in Asia..

Focuses on the state of the printing industry in Hong Kong, China. Evaluation of several printing companies; Equipment and technology; Project management. INSETS: Thai Printers on the Move;Paper at Present.

The article focuses on the consultation paper from the Financial Services and Treasury Bureau. The Hong Kong government releases the consultation paper on January 28, 2010 that will facilitate the corporate rescue regime and provide an alternative to liquidation or informal restructuring. The consultation paper will explore comments made by industry members on enforcement duration, director liability, and compensation of employees.

The article focuses on the release of the Regulation of Sponsors Consultation Paper issued by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong, China. Information is provided on the defined role of sponsors, the criminal liabilities of sponsors, and adherence to the SFC Code of Conduct. Information is provided on compliance with amended regulations.

The article reports on the proposed changes to Hong Kong, China's arbitration law. In a consultation paper published by the Hong Kong government, proposals are made to remove the distinction between domestic and international arbitrations and to adopt the United Nations' (UN) Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration as the basis for the unified regime. The new law retains some domestic features, which include appeal on a point of law where parties expressly agree to this in their arbitration agreements.