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PAST PROJECT TITLE FOR HDACC Number Project Title Analysis of business strategy & financial performance of Café De Coral Holdings 080901 Ltd. 080902 Re-branding of Fairwood: The impact on its business performance 080903 A study of success & financial performance of PCCW A study of the three PRC insurance companies listed as H shares in HK Stock 080904 Exchange 080905 A business analysis of CLP Power Hong Kong Limited The performance of Giordano International Limited in respect of financial & 080906 marketing 080907 Business comparison of Wing On & The Sincere The Study of financial performance & business strategy of Mirabell International 080908 Holdings Ltd. - Open Your Eyes in Footwear Industry An analysis of Financial Performance & Marketing Strategies of Aeon Credit 080909 Service MTR financial performance analysis - before & after rail merger & its future 080910 development strategies A study of the Kowloon Motors Bus Company (1933) Ltd. - Financial Analysis, 080911 Market Strategies & future development The Study of financial report & marketing strategy of newspaper product between 080912 Next Media & Orietnal Press Group Ltd. A Comprehensive Analysis of Television Broadcasts Limited's Marketing Strategy & 080913 Finaincial Position 091001 From the world to HK: An exploratory study of the e-tailing business 091002 Analysis of charitable donation in Hong Kong listed company 091003 A study of Vitasoy International Holding Ltd market in Hong Kong The competitive analysis of multidimensional strategies used by Fairwood and 091004 Café de Carol 091005 Could the business of environment protection survive in Hong Kong? 091006 A study of PCCW trend & development The substainability of HK franchised motor bus industry when facing competitor - 091007 MTR Corporation The study of financial, performance and business strategy of Bossini Enterprises 091008 Ltd - create your own fasion in clothing industry 091009 A study on Wing On Travel (Holdings) Ltd 091010 To compare the marketing strategy of Sun Hung Kai Properties vs. Hendersen Land Development Co Ltd 091011 The Effects of Tax Havens on Tax Planning and Tax Revenues 091012 A study of success and financial performance of Cathay Pacific 091013 Sources of Taxation 091014 Assessing the financial systems between Hong Kong and Singapore 091015 The changes of Banking services in Hong Kong within 50 years A study of financial performance and marketing strategy between travel agencies 091016 - China Travel International Investment HK Ltd, Wing On Travel (Holdings) Ltd and Morning Star Resources Ltd. The impact against reputation of jewellery firms (Tse Sui Luen Jewelry 091017 (International) Ltd. & Luk Fook Holding (International) Ltd.) Comparative study on marketing strategies and financial performance of Sino 091018 Hotels and Miramar Hotels and International Co. Ltd. 091019 Google? What is this? 091020 The study of taxation system between HK and Singapore 091021 Is listing making great progress in Tao Heung? 091022 An analysis of the Competitive Advantages of China Mobile Ltd. 091023 Corporate social reporting in Hong Kong 091024 How to achieve success in Hong Kong Beverage Market 091025 Critical success factors and business strategies of the LINK 101101 The Success and Challenges of TVB The study of Financial Performance, Business and Marketing Strategies of Adidas 101102 Group Effect of domestic helper to Hong Kong & analysis of the competitive advantage of 101103 domestic helpers from different countries 101104 Octopus Card Limited 101105 To analyze the development of Ocean Park The Study of the Next Media Limited (Apple Daily) - Financial analysis and future 101106 development strategies A Study of the Characteristics of Constituents in Hang Seng Corporate 101107 Sustainability Index 101108 HSBC 101109 Analysis the spread of UNIQLO in Hong Kong The impact of the local broadcasting industry if the government grant domestic 101110 free television programme service licences 101111 A Comparison of Corporate Social Reporting in China, Europe and U.S.A. 101112 An analysis of the marketing strategy and financial performance of Ocean Park 101113 An analysis of the Circle K in a Foreseeable Future 101114 A study of marketing & financial performance of Lenovo An analysis of City Telecom's Business strategies in the competitive 101115 telecommunication industry 101116 The financial strategy of Lisbosa (SJM Holdings) 111201 Study of Financial performance of SASA 111202 PRC Tax system applies in HK 111203 An analysis on Owell International Company's marketing and financial status 111204 The Social Enterprise 111205 Hoi Tin Tong Co. Ltd 111206 A Study of CLP Group Finance 111207 A study on Free Newspaper 111208 An analysis of CIGNA from SARS to future 111209 SamSung 111210 Comparative study of HK exchange and clearing Ltd & shanghai stock exchange 111211 A study of the financial position of ESPIRIT 111212 A study of success and financial analysis of AEON (Hong Kong) Co. Ltd 111213 A study on how Nokia can increase its competitiveness in the smart phone market The Study of Financial Performance and Marketing Strategies of Want Want China 121301 Holdings Limited 121302 The Study of Financial Performance of Zijin Mining, ZhaoJin Ming and LingBo Gold Company Limited and the Relationship of 121303 Their Share Prices to Gold Prices 121304 The marketing strategies and financial performance of I.T. Ltd. 121305 A study of family business and its Effect to the governance of a company 121306 Cathy Pacific A study of Nokia Corporation Marketing Crisis and Financial Performance of Nokia 121307 Corporation in Asia 121308 A Study of Financial and Marketing of San Miguel Brewery Hong Kong Limited 121309 The past performance and future prospect of City Telecom (H.K.) Limited 121310 A study of marketing and financial performance of Samsung 121311 A Study of marketing and financial performance of Apple A study of accounting and financial performance of Coca-Cola and Pepsi in soft 131401 drinks market A study on the marketing strategies and financial performance of Dairy Farm 131401 International Holdings Ltd. 131402 A study on Sa Sa International Holdings 131403 Analysis of the marketing strategy and financial performance of Swire and Vitasoy 131404 A study of successful factors of Taobao 131405 A study of the success of Japan Home Centre 131406 A critical review of business and financial positions of Giordano International Ltd A study of financial performance and marketing strategies of Esprit Holdings Ltd in 131407 HK A study of common techniques by companies in preparing fraudulent financial 131408 statement and market reaction 131409 The study of Pak Fah Yeow International Ltd A study of CEC Int'l Holdings Ltd -Restructuring, the Born of 759 Stores in Retailing 131410 Business with the financial performance analyse and its future development 131411 The marketing orientations and future trends of Vitasoy International Holdings Ltd A study of the financial performance and strategies of Smartone 131412 Telecommunications Holdings Ltd and Hutchison Telecommunications of HK Holdings Ltd The comparative study on the Alibaba Group Holding Ltd and its main competitor 141501 (Tencent Holdings Ltd) 141502 Comparing Marketing and Financial Analysis between Trinity Gourp and I.T. Group A study of Giordano regarding financial performance, marketing performance for 141503 ratio and comparing with Bossini 141504 Financial Analysis of Vitasoy International Holdings Ltd. 141505 Business analysis of the Sun Hung Kai Properties and Profit Forecast 141506 A study of budget airline survival in Asia 141507 Phenomenon analysis in recent IPO craze from investors' point of view 141508 A comparative study on San Miguel Brewery and Tsingtao in HK 141509 Business Analysis of Luk Fook Holdings (International) Ltd A study on the marketing strategies and financial performance of Cathay Pacific 141510 Airlines The comparison of Wing On Department Store and AEON Stores on their financial 141511 performance, corporate social responsibility and marketing strategy A study of the financial performance and marketing strategy of Café De Coral and 151601 Fairwood Holding Limited 151602 A study of Toyota Motor Corporation Analysis Financial Performance and marketing strategies of Smartone 151603 Telecommunications Holdings Limited 151604 Analysis of financial performance and marketing strategy of Café de Coral Analysis of financial performance and marketing strategy of KMB (The Kowloon 151605 Motor Bus Co.) Analysis of the Development of I.T. Hong Kong an dIts Competitive Advantages is 151606 in relation to Other Competitors Analyze and review the Marketing Strategies between the Mcdonald's and 151607 Kentucky Fried Chicken 151608 Why Chow Tai Fook is successful in Hong Kong? Comparing and Analysis the financial performance and business strategy between 151609 Uniqlo and H&M 151610 A study of financial performance and marketing strategies of Luk Fook Jewellery A study of financial performance and marketing strategy between "Travel Expert" 151611 and "EGL Tours" 151612 Analysing the financial performance and marketing strategies of PCCW Limited 151613 A study of marketing & financial performance of MTR 151614 Case study - Alibaba - END - .
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