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How Chinese jewellery giant Lukfook aims to become a global brand

Inside Retail

Situated in the TRX district, a hub for both finance and fashion, the new store aims to blend luxury with cultural flair, targeting the affluent consumer base of Southeast Asia. Lukfook established its presence in the Southeast Asian market in 2010 and has always been optimistic about the development of the region, especially Malaysia.

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Trillions in revenue and a million jobs: Unpacking JD.com’s 20-year roadmap

Inside Retail

The business got its first big break in 2003, during the SARS outbreak, when Liu saw an opportunity to capitalise on the burgeoning e-commerce sector and began selling products online to customers who were eager to avoid public spaces. A year later, Liu closed his bricks-and-mortar store and moved the business fully online.

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NFTs: For Many Retailers, the “N” Stands for Nostalgia

Hunton Andrews Kurth

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are creating new economic opportunities in old, familiar spaces. And recent consumer trends show a strong interest in media from the 1980s through the early 2000s. 2] Nickelodeon’s NFTs cater especially to consumers in their late twenties and early thirties who were children of the 1990s and early 2000s.

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Influencer-Inspired Packaging Trends 2023

CRP

Consumers have understandably grown skeptical about brands indulging in self-promotion. Born in Denmark and brought up in Sweden, Anine Bing started as a model and became an influencer promoting several fashion brands on her Instagram account as early as 2010. Today, her Instagram brand account has over 1.1

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Green retail: the alternative for a more respectful design with the environment

CAAD

Consumers have been living in a paradigm shift for several years. Therefore, consumers are more prone to responsible consumption. Lack of information, higher prices, accessibility to sustainable products or the difficulty of finding ethical and responsible companies are the main obstacles that consumers detect.

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Green retail: the alternative for a more respectful design with the environment

CAAD

Consumers have been living in a paradigm shift for several years. Therefore, consumers are more prone to responsible consumption. Lack of information, higher prices, accessibility to sustainable products or the difficulty of finding ethical and responsible companies are the main obstacles that consumers detect.

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Why Europe Can’t Kick Russian Gas

Robinson Meyer

Like the peak—well, the peak was 2010, but that was a cold, cold year. So the security perspective is, I’m not consuming more gas, but I’m importing more because my production is declining. Gas is also a fuel used much more for space heating, and space heating is a totally different thing than driving a car.

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