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The Chinese customer is king

Nov 30 2011  Luxury shopping in Hong Kong is a bright spot in the world economy as upmarket shops attract Chinese tourists seeking bargains. Enid Tsui, the FT's Hong Kong Correspondent, examines whether this is a viable strategy for mid-market brands.  (3m 24sec)
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