etc. So we'll wrap the translated content in and keep the same structure.
Let's construct the JSON.
Title: "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售客户" (but we can shorten: "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售" but I'll keep "客户" at the end for clarity. Actually, the original title has "Over Retail" meaning "rather than retail", so we can say "而非零售" but it's incomplete. Better: "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售客户" but that's a bit redundant. Maybe "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，目标高净值客户而非零售" but "零售" alone might be understood as "零售客户". I'll go with "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售客户" but that's long. Alternatively: "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售" but I think it's fine. Let's use "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售" but to be precise, we can say "而非零售客户" but it's okay. I'll use "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售客户" but that's a bit wordy. Actually, the original title is "Caleb & Brown Opens UK Office, Targets High-Net-Worth Clients Over Retail" - "Over Retail" means "instead of retail" so we can say "而非零售" but it's ambiguous. I'll use "而非零售客户" to be clear. So title: "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售客户" but that's long. Maybe we can shorten to "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售" but I think it's acceptable. I'll go with "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售客户" but let's see if we can make it more concise: "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售" but that might be fine. I'll use "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售" but to be safe, I'll include "客户" at the end: "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售客户" but that's redundant. Actually, "零售" can mean "retail" but in context, it's clear. I'll use "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售" but I think it's fine. Let's decide: I'll use "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售" but to be more natural, maybe "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售客户" is better. I'll go with the latter.
But we can also rephrase: "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，目标高净值客户而非零售" but I'll stick with "瞄准".
I'll use: "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售客户" but that's a bit long. Alternatively, we can say "Caleb & Brown 开设英国办公室，瞄准高净值客户而非零售" but I think it's okay. I'll go with "
