IKEA in shopping mall push
Source: Bangkok Post IKEA, the world's biggest furniture retailer, plans to spend up to EUR3 billion (USD3.2 billion) on new shopping centres over the next 5-7 years, aiming to cash in on the...
View ArticleHugo Boss the latest luxury brand to feel the sting of China's spending slowdown
Source: red luxury Hugo Boss is the latest luxury brand to feel the effects of the slowdown in China.The company announced that net profit fell 7 percent to EUR75.6 million (USD86.1m), well below...
View ArticleItalian luxury CEO still believes in China
Source: CNBC Despite a drop in luxury spending by Chinese consumers, the chief executive of luxury goods maker Ferragamo told CNBC Friday that the world's second largest economy was still the main...
View ArticleHong Kong retailers shut shops as Chinese tourists stay away
Source: Jakarta Globe Some of Hong Kong's biggest retailers have closed stores and frozen expansion plans in the past year in response to a drop in the number and spending power of their main...
View ArticleIndia's ecommerce groups target online grocery shoppers
Source: CNBC With operations in six of India's biggest cities – and starting in two more in the coming months – Big Basket is the biggest player in India's most promising yet challenging ecommerce...
View ArticleRetail chains in India bet big on online presence as sales in stores see a drop
Source: Business Standard "Click & Collect", "Ship from Store" and "Endless Aisles", seem to be the new buzzwords for brick-and-mortar retailers. These are terms being used by offline retailers...
View ArticleAsian shoppers lift Japan department store sales, outlook murky
Source: The Business Times Sales at Japanese department stores and convenience stores rose in June for a third straight month, industry data showed, offering some relief to policymakers worried about...
View ArticleAlibaba boosts fight against fakes to lure big brands
Source: CNBC Alibaba has launched an English-language version of its fakes hotline after it signed exclusive deals with international retailers in a push to draw more global brands to its platform....
View ArticleChina's big-spending tourists pause at stores as yuan drops
Source: CNBC China devalued its currency by 2 percent after a run of poor economic data – a move some economists think could herald a longer-term slide in the exchange rate. The downward move was the...
View ArticleOnline to offline seen as a marriage of convenience
Source: Shanghai Daily Connecting online to offline is the new Holy Grail for the biggest players in China's internet shopping explosion, whether they be domestic or overseas operators. E-commerce...
View ArticleYuan's drop set to hit French luxury brands
Source: Shanghai Daily China's recent yuan devaluation could hit France's lucrative luxury sector, which has already been impacted by Beijing's tough anti-corruption drive against spendthrift...
View ArticleCrunch time for HK retailers, landlords
Source: The Jakarta Post Hong Kong's retail market is at the crossroads as retailers and landlords scramble to adjust their operations and leasing strategies to cope with market changes brought by...
View ArticleAs stocks fall, China's big spenders pull back
Source: CNBC Boom times for luxury in China are largely over, after the recent stock market rout and currency devaluation, compounded by an already slowing economy and a government crackdown on...
View ArticleFerragamo says new stores in China could be smaller
Source: CNBC Italian luxury group Salvatore Ferragamo may opt for smaller new stores in China as local consumers shop more online and abroad, its chief executive said on Thursday.Asia-Pacific is the...
View ArticleRetail rents in HK's core locations record largest quarterly decline since...
Source: Retail in Asia Overall retail rents in Hong Kong's core locations slumped 9.1 percent quarter-on-quarter (q-o-q) in the third quarter of 2015, the largest quarterly decline recorded since...
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