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Hong Kong offers a favorable environment for the development of Internet and electronic commerce. As a regional trading and services hub, Hong Kong is where commercial activities take place day and night, serving both local and foreign companies. These commercial activities are supported by Hong Kong’s excellent telecommunications and information technology infrastructure. While you having trouble register your e-business company in your home country, Centre 0 Business Centre are here to help your register your business

Some of you work in e-commerce business and use Amazon who strives to be Earth’s most customer-centric company where people can find and discover virtually anything they want to buy online. By giving customers more of what they want: low prices, vast selection, and convenience. Amazon continues to grow and evolve as a world-class e-commerce platform. However, it seems like Southeast Asia’s key problem fragmentation could be what’s stopping Amazon from marching into the region. Conquering China and India is a no-brainer since their individual population’s number more than a billion each. Southeast Asia may be huge too with a cumulative population of over 600 million people  but it is made up of pockets of different countries, and the hassle in terms of having to set up separate logistics and deal with individual legal problems may have well put Amazon off expanding in the region.

We suggest at this day, to come in Hong Kong because the barrier to entry is lower than ever. It’s feasible for most internet business owners that cannot register in their country owners get set up in Hong Kong.

If you run your business from your laptop, you can enjoy the same benefits that the rich, powerful. It’s a first step for you for making a more financially efficient company.

Thanks for those who came to our coworking space on Tuesday 24th March for our Startup event.  We hope you enjoyed the talk and learnt some vital information and we would like to thank you for attending in our event with our lovely Josephine Lau.

For more events like these, please check our Meet Up Page:

http://www.meetup.com/Multi-Network-Business-Community/

Copyright is an automatic right. It arises when a work is created. The general rule is that copyright lasts at least 50 years depending on the type of work.

What’s the difference between getting a copyright or a trademark? And, how can entrepreneurs determine which one is best for their business?

Copyrights and Trademarks protect different rights. A copyright protects the original “expressions” of an idea in a tangible medium such as a book or sculpture or song, whereas trademarks are used in connection with a good or service to identify the source of the same.

A trademark is a sign that distinguishes the goods and services of one trader from those of others. Reputation and brand image are intangible asset of an enterprise. Any distinctive element, such as words, letters, numerals, drawings, pictures, shapes, colors, labels, or any combination of these, can be used as a mark.

What obstacles may entrepreneurs face down the road if they choose not to trademark their business name or logo?

If entrepreneurs choose not to trademark their name and logo; they risk others adopting and using similar trademarks and logos, they risk losing the presumptions of ownership and validity a trademark registration provides. They risk loss of nationwide rights to the mark and being limited to the area where they do the most business and they do not have the right to use the ® symbol.