More Hong Kong companies say business impacted by mass protests

Conglomerate Swire Pacific became the latest major Hong Kong company to voice concern about the impact of protests in the city on business activity, saying they are having direct and indirect impact on demand on a number of its businesses.<div class="feedflare">
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