Opportunities await for DTC retail model: report
More retailers who traditionally sold through department stores are switching to direct-to-consumer sales.
Opportunities await for DTC retail model: report
More retailers who traditionally sold through department stores are switching to direct-to-consumer sales.
Check out these tech initiatives by Japan's retailers
Daiei saved 50% in opening costs for its upcoming unmanned store.
Asia's formalwear retailers urged to revisit market strategies
As employees remain working from home, retailers could consider focusing on comfort, analysts have advised.
Alibaba's Tmall rolls out 3D shopping for furniture brands
Customers can explore over 10,000 showrooms through their phones.
Check out FamilyMart's new stores across Asia
The company rolled out its first drive-through store in Malaysia.
Japan-based Daiso opens first Canada store
It offers a range of products from Disney-themed items to phone accessories.
Japan's convenience stores' plans for turning around from lower sales in 2020
Convenience chains are focusing on returning to a growth trajectory.
Alibaba rolls out measures easing merchant operations
Taobao will waive deposit fees for new merchants, with refunds for existing sellers.
Alibaba's Kaola Global to co-create 500 products in 2021
This comes as more users shop for specialty imports, such as juices from Cuba.
Weekly News Wrap: Alibaba's shares up 6% after anti-monopoly fine; Small Indian businesses hold event vs. Amazon summit
And Swiss watch brand Piaget to open more stores in China.
Singapore's homegrown retailer Naiise closes doors after disastrous financial year
Founder Dennis Tay is expected to file for personal bankruptcy.
Exclusives
Group buying emerges as consumers tighten their budgets
It’s convenient and anyone can start their own group buying community.
Retail in the post-COVID world
Zebra Technologies’ APAC Vertical Solutions lead of healthcare and retail discuss what the future holds for retail in a post-pandemic world.
How eBay reaches out to Australia's struggling merchants
Through its Always Open on eBay Australia initiative, over 1,000 retailers have set up online shops on its platform.
Consolidation in the cards for retailers and suppliers
Suppliers may even soon become competitors with retailers in the e-commerce space.
What makes a resilient and adaptable supply chain in Asia Pacific?
Companies are likely to diversify their sourcing options in the long term.
What can Singaporean retailers do to beat the post-pandemic blues?
Analysts are bearish about the sector for the rest of 2020 due to weak tourism.
How Alibaba addressed international merchants' hurdles of accessing the China market
They rolled out an English-language customer-service and self-service registration system.
Opportunities await for DTC retail model: report
More retailers who traditionally sold through department stores are switching to direct-to-consumer sales.
Opportunities await for DTC retail model: report
More retailers who traditionally sold through department stores are switching to direct-to-consumer sales.
Check out these tech initiatives by Japan's retailers
Daiei saved 50% in opening costs for its upcoming unmanned store.
Asia's formalwear retailers urged to revisit market strategies
As employees remain working from home, retailers could consider focusing on comfort, analysts have advised.
Alibaba's Tmall rolls out 3D shopping for furniture brands
Customers can explore over 10,000 showrooms through their phones.
Check out FamilyMart's new stores across Asia
The company rolled out its first drive-through store in Malaysia.
Japan-based Daiso opens first Canada store
It offers a range of products from Disney-themed items to phone accessories.
Japan's convenience stores' plans for turning around from lower sales in 2020
Convenience chains are focusing on returning to a growth trajectory.
Alibaba rolls out measures easing merchant operations
Taobao will waive deposit fees for new merchants, with refunds for existing sellers.
Alibaba's Kaola Global to co-create 500 products in 2021
This comes as more users shop for specialty imports, such as juices from Cuba.
Weekly News Wrap: Alibaba's shares up 6% after anti-monopoly fine; Small Indian businesses hold event vs. Amazon summit
And Swiss watch brand Piaget to open more stores in China.
Singapore's homegrown retailer Naiise closes doors after disastrous financial year
Founder Dennis Tay is expected to file for personal bankruptcy.
Highlights
Exclusives
Group buying emerges as consumers tighten their budgets
It’s convenient and anyone can start their own group buying community.
Retail in the post-COVID world
Zebra Technologies’ APAC Vertical Solutions lead of healthcare and retail discuss what the future holds for retail in a post-pandemic world.
How eBay reaches out to Australia's struggling merchants
Through its Always Open on eBay Australia initiative, over 1,000 retailers have set up online shops on its platform.
Consolidation in the cards for retailers and suppliers
Suppliers may even soon become competitors with retailers in the e-commerce space.
What makes a resilient and adaptable supply chain in Asia Pacific?
Companies are likely to diversify their sourcing options in the long term.
What can Singaporean retailers do to beat the post-pandemic blues?
Analysts are bearish about the sector for the rest of 2020 due to weak tourism.
How Alibaba addressed international merchants' hurdles of accessing the China market
They rolled out an English-language customer-service and self-service registration system.
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