British high street retailer Topshop is closing its last and largest store in Hong Kong, joining the ranks of foreign brands exiting the city amid a coronavirus-induced economic slowdown and shift to e-commerce.Topshop told the Post that it will not renew the lease of its two-storey flagship store in Central when the contract expires in October.The 14,000 sq ft store on the bustling Queen’s Road was secured by Topshop in 2012, initially for HK$2.8 million (US$361,285) a month through its…
Source : South China Morning Post
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