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Toys”R”Us went bankrupt, and there are traces to be found

Toys”R”Us, a major multinational toy chain, recently filed for bankruptcy protection in Virginia, USA, and its 1,600 or so stores will continue to operate as usual, and this bankruptcy protection does not include operations outside the United States and Canada. Many people wonder why even the well-known giant of the toy industry will fall one day? Some analysts have pointed out that on the one hand, Toys”R”Us has been hit by competitors Walmart and Target, which has led to a decline in business, and more importantly, on the other hand, due to the prevalence of online shopping, consumers tend to…

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From the Czech Republic to Hong Kong to Israel

In view of China’s recent development strategy of the Belt and Road Initiative, the China Investment Forum was held in the Czech Republic in November to promote the economic development of the two places. My younger brother was fortunate to be invited to attend the “China Investment Forum” on behalf of Hong Kong’s IT sector, and he also saw some similarities between Czech IT development and Hong Kong, which I would like to share with you. When it comes to the Czech IT industry, everyone may not be too familiar with it, but in fact, there are some well-known IT…

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Do tech giants such as Facebook monitor our lives?

Ever wondered why Facebook knows so much about user habits? Because in addition to tracking how users click on pages or ads on Facebook, the tech giant appears to be buying sensitive data from users, including their household income, the types of restaurants they frequent, and even how many credit cards they have in their wallets. According to a report by an independent news organization in the United States, since last year, Facebook has collected a large amount of confidential information about users, including “personal investable assets of $1-24,999” and “total household income between $100,000 and $125,000”. The report also…

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How to Deal With Public Relations Disaster?

Due to the increasing incidents of "Public Relations (pronounce ‘Gong Guan’ in Chinese) Disaster" by many firms in 2015, the Hong Kong netizens creatively inverse the term and named it "Guan Gong (refer to Guan Yu from the Three Kingdoms) Disaster" in Chinese. They laughed at it in a joke, 「Please give Guan Gong a break!」 In fact, most of the public relations crisis occurred suddenly and unpredictably. We can’t wait until it’s too late to plan on the next step. Instead, it’s better to prepare for the unforeseen way in advance. These crises can usually divide into three initial…

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How to dismantle the “Guan Gong disaster”?

Since 2015, Hong Kong netizens have seen various types of public relations disasters break out in many organizations, so they have creatively inverted the word “public relations” as “Guan Gong”, calling it “Guan Gong disaster”, and from time to time laughing and saying that “Guan Gong is shaking”. In fact, most public relations crises are often sudden and unpredictable, and we can’t wait for the crisis to ferment before making corresponding arrangements, but we need to be prepared in advance. Such crises are usually divided into three initial stages: first, the latent stage, which is only at the level of…

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How did the Pokemon Go whirlwind roll up?

If you want to talk about it in the city recently, it must be “Pokemon Go”, there is no one. Pokemon Go is the posthumous work of the late Nintendo President Satoshi Iwata, and the first mobile game in Nintendo’s 127-year history. Before it was released, Nintendo had already fallen into a sales slump, and since 2010, it has suffered its first loss in the past three decades. On the one hand, the biggest reason is that Japanese game manufacturers are facing a big challenge. Compared with European and American manufacturers, both technology, capital and manpower are also obviously compared….

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How does the latest cloud technology support innovative technologies?

As mentioned above, I attended Google’s cloud conference in London to learn more about its groundbreaking cloud technology developments. In the future, Google will vigorously develop virtual server technology and hope to occupy a larger cloud service market. Google’s four major services: cloud storage service, computing engine, engine for developing and running applications, BigQuery for data analysis, and machine learning tools have attracted the attention of many tech and creative companies because they can support the needs of different businesses and save costs. The popular Pokemon Go is one example of a service that has benefited from this service. It…

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[Keeping up with the Internet boom, but also seizing the opportunity? ]

“Chickens, all chickens” was an Internet craze a month ago, and even celebrities and Internet celebrities vied to make films and sing to themselves; A month later, the topic is outdated. This phenomenon is a reflection of the immediate, fast-spreading and explosive nature of the online world, and if you can seize the opportunity to react, you can bring a positive and huge impact to the brand at any time. As the Internet continues to penetrate into our daily lives, and the average Hong Kong person spends more than 3 hours a day online, the power of the rapidly changing…

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How to distinguish between “Internet celebrity” and “tuba”?

In just one night, “The Power of the Wilderness” has evolved from a response to reporters to a hot talk in the city, and has even appeared on the hot search list on Weibo, and female swimmer Fu Yuanhui also became popular in China during the Olympics, turning from an athlete to an “Internet celebrity”. Fu Yuanhui has made many netizens follow suit, and some companies want to find her as a KOL (Key opinion leader) to promote their own brands. What is the difference between “Internet celebrities” and KOLs often referred to by Hong Kong people? Sam, who works…

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The era of barrier-free clothing, food, housing and transportation without cash when you go out may have come!

After nearly a year in the making, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) finally approved the first batch of five stored value facility (SVF) licences last week, including Alipay Wallet, Wechat Pay, Tap&Go, TNG eWallet and Octopus Card, marking a new milestone for retail payments in Hong Kong. Previously, Hangzhou, China, the birthplace of Taobao Alibaba, has become China’s veritable “largest mobile payment city”. Digital payments are starting to change people’s lives. Perhaps at this point, readers will be ignorant of these emerging payment methods, so it is better to read a related report: “Ah Fu” from Germany, after graduating…

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