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Shenzhen’s retail market supported by government initiatives: report
Shenzhen’s retail market supported by government initiatives: report
The outbreak is still slowing down the city’s retail recovery.
Watson beefs up O+O capabilities with $400m investment
This will help create a customer-centric supply chain network.
Japanese restaurant Yoshinoya relaunches in the Philippines
This is the first Japanese food chain under the Jollibee Group.
South Korea’s convenience stores bring out rare gift sets for Chuseok
These gifts include high-end liquor sets, electric vehicles, and electronics.
JD deepens ties with electronics brand Oppo
They will collaborate in technology cost reduction and marketing.
UNIQLO opens pop-up store in Poland
This is the first physical presence of the retailer in the country.
Weekly News Wrap: Tencent eyes selling 17% stake in Meituan; H&M returns on Alibaba's Tmall platform
And Miniso to ditch Japanese-inspired branding over flak in China.
China retains lead as global e-commerce leader: report
The country accounted for over 37% of the global e-commerce market.
adidas CEO steps down
CEO Kasper Rorsted will hand over the position through the course of 2023.
Nine in 10 Malaysians prefer shopping online: report
This is despite the reopening of physical stores.
Consumer spending in South Korea to grow 2.8% in 2022
Household spending is expected to reach KRW793.9t during the year.
Market Kurly rolls out products in Singapore with RedMart
The brand store mostly offers Korean snacks such as tteokbokki.
Tmall rolls out coupons for green home appliances
The company has partnered with brands to trade in their old products.
Roger Vivier unveils flagship store on JD platform
The French luxury brand offered special products to celebrate Chinese Valentine’s Day.
Alibaba concludes livestreaming training programme in Malaysia
Participants in the program were encouraged to sell on the Lazada marketplace.
Central Group, Signa acquire Selfridges
Selfridges Group has 18 stores in three countries.
Southeast Asia’s bubble tea spending reaches $3.66b annually
Indonesia and Thailand were the biggest bubble tea markets in the region.
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