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Physical Store of PapaHome Partnered with Taobao Opened in China Hong Kong City
BABA-W (09988.HK) (BABA.US)'s Taobao (Hong Kong) and Papabo, an on-demand handyman services platform, opened a furniture and lifestyle store named "PapaHome Partnered with...
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BABA-W (09988.HK)  +0.900 (+0.778%)    Short selling $426.93M; Ratio 11.068%   (BABA.US)      's Taobao (Hong Kong) and Papabo, an on-demand handyman services platform, opened a furniture and lifestyle store named "PapaHome Partnered with Taobao" at China Hong Kong City in Tsim Sha Tsui last Saturday (22nd).

Bella Chhoa, Director of Asset Management at Sino Group, was very pleased that Papabo and TTaobao (Hong Kong) have chosen China Hong Kong City as the location for their first physical store in Hong Kong, Chhoa said.

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