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Monocle Opens its Biggest Shop in Hong Kong Airport Amid Protests
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September 3, 2019
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1:58Now PlayingEditor-in-chief Tyler Brule talks about opening the world's biggest Monocle bookstore in the Hong Kong International Airport amid ongoing protests.
The bookshop sells all of the Monocle products, says Brule. He says Monocle wants to raise the game in airports as they are important but haven't seen the innovation or a new design philosophy.
About the Hong Kong protests, Brule believes that the city is resilient and one that always bounces back.
He also gives his take on millennials, career advice, and what makes digital wellness. Should there be a warning label for buying phone like on a packet of cigarettes?
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