Details 10 December 2020
The pandemic has heavily impacted the retail industry worldwide and Hong Kong. A.S. Watson Group has announced its plans for the near future, consolidating its retail store network while strengthening its online and offline platforms.
According to Malina Ngai, group COO of A.S. Watson Group and CEO of A.S. Watson (Asia & Europe), A.S. Watson Group will close stores in tourism districts and paying hefty rents. However, ParknShop, Watsons and Fortress, all under A.S. Watson Group, will keep their scale and the number of retail stores. A.S. Watson Group has no plans to lay off its staff or require them to take a pay cut.
right outside of our fence. it left five people dead and more than 1,000. her home one of 1500 that has been destroyed. another 17,000 are left damaged. the wet weather hampering search and rescue efforts. management agency crews are strapped in their homes. the state and its people will push forward. a oo i know exactly inch by inch mile by mile community by community they are taking stuff back. more than a dozen counties. more rain is on the way today. colorado is placed today. we are going to toss it over to
alone say they will need an estimated $150 million to repair more than 100 miles of lost roadway and between 20 and 30 bridges. seen in colorado is devastating but not hopeless. the question i had is how can we ever recover from this? i know exactly inch by inch mile by mile community by community. so from the story we covered friday here on new day all the way to today, it has been a wild couple of days. 2450es are early estimates. we can say some 19,000 homes either damaged or destroyed from this storm system. we do know the rescue operation is expected, kate, to resume today. all right. george, thanks so much for starting us off. as george mentioned, 19,000 homes zajd or destroyed. six people dead at this point. this disaster battling colorado is far from over this morning.