
Pure Fitness, a popular gym chain in Hong Kong frequented by the city's bankers, is facing a lawsuit from its landlord over allegations of unpaid rent. The landlord claims that Pure Fitness owes HK$13.59 million in rent. This legal action has caused concern among financial professionals who are members of the gym.
One of the most popular gyms among Hong Kong bankers is sued for not paying rent, making financial pros anxious about their memberships, writes @lorrettaa_chen. Meanwhile, @filipepacheco takes a newsletter reader out for some Spanish rice soup in this week's Hong Kong Edition.…
One of the most popular gyms among Hong Kong bankers is sued for not paying rent, making financial pros anxious about their memberships, writes @lorrettaa_chen. Meanwhile, @filipepacheco takes a newsletter reader out for some Spanish rice soup in this week's Hong Kong Edition.…
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