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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.β¦
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.β¦
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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.
