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This study explores the practices of three prominent international companies based in Hong Kong—HSBC Holdings plc, Cathay Pacific Airways Limited, and Li & Fung Limited. Employing qualitative research methods, including in-depth interviews with key managers, the study explores cross-cultural communication strategies, challenges, and innovative solutions within the financial, aviation, and trading sectors. The research highlights the importance of diversity training, adaptability in communication, and the integration of cultural competence into corporate values as foundational elements for success in international trade. Innovative approaches, such as advanced communication technologies and cross-cultural mentorship programs, emerge as effective tools for addressing challenges and fostering collaboration. The findings provide actionable insights for businesses aiming to enhance their cross-cultural communication competence, offering a nuanced understanding of industry-specific practices and valuable lessons learned. This study contributes to the broader discourse on effective communication strategies in the global business landscape, guiding organizations, policymakers, and academia in navigating the intricacies of international trade.
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