Hong Kong Fashion Store Operator Says Situation Is 'Really Bad'

The transcript discusses the impact of protests on a business in Hong Kong, highlighting a significant downturn in performance since June. The business faces financial challenges, negotiating with landlords and trying to avoid layoffs. The relationship between landlords and tenants is crucial, and government stimulus is seen as insufficient. The speaker is optimistic about Hong Kong's resilience, comparing the current crisis to past challenges. The business caters to both locals and visitors, with a significant portion of its revenue from overseas customers, which has been affected by the protests.

What were the initial expectations for the business at the start of the year?

How did the protests in June impact the business's performance?

What are the potential consequences if the current situation does not improve?

What strategies are being employed to negotiate with landlords?

What is the significance of the Christmas season for retailers according to the text?

How does the business owner perceive the resilience of Hong Kong in the face of challenges?

What percentage of the business is dependent on overseas visitors?