Protecting against Hong Kong’s typhoon signal 8

July 14 2017 by Nick Ferguson

When tropical cyclone Haima brought Hong Kong to a standstill in October last year, most businesses in the city reacted as they have done for the past 100 years—they shuttered their premises, sent wor...

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