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Overseas expansion is risky, but these Aussie retailers are doing it anyway

Inside Retail

Despite some unsuccessful forays beyond the borders of Australia and New Zealand by some retailers, there is increasing optimism about global expansion. Enhanced market analysis and management tools generated by new technology and the attraction of international customers from online platforms are no doubt key factors.

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Meet Daniel Broderick, a New Yorker helming New Era’s APAC operations

Inside Retail

The current state of affairs “Malaysia has a growing economy and a strong consumer market, making it an attractive destination for expanding retail businesses. The APAC marketplace Broderick said that the APAC market presents both challenges and opportunities for the headwear industry and New Era.

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What’s the Guochao trend and what does it mean for global brands in China?

Inside Retail

This policy was established to shift China’s manufacturing-led economy to a more consumption-based economy due to the country’s falling GDP value between 2007 and 2010. Nike, the biggest sports brands in the world, has been losing its market share to local Chinese competitors, Li Ning and Anta, due to the Guochao trend.

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AAID’s new website provides an immersive experience while highlighting its core skills and unique projects

Design Middleeast

This launch marks a significant stride for the pioneering interior design firm as they introduce a bold, no-nonsense approach to their market presence. They eagerly anticipate forging new partnerships with clients, aiming to make a significant impact in the markets of the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and beyond. “We www.aaid.studio

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How Geedup has succeeded by ignoring the ‘rules’ of modern retail

Inside Retail

Australian streetwear brand Geedup is known for its monthly drops of hoodies, track pants and other apparel that regularly sell out in minutes, its opulent campaign videos featuring fast cars and flashy watches, and its behind-the-scenes posts on social media.

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Rising sales and customer searches: Has Glossier made a comeback?

Inside Retail

Into The Gloss was launched in 2010 and would serve as the inspiration for the similar-sounding beauty brand that Weiss would launch just four years later. What’s been going on with Glossier? Weiss launched Glossier at a time of intense investor interest in direct-to-consumer e-commerce companies. What’s next in store for Glossier?

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‘Gen Z wants to see change’: Princess Polly’s journey towards diversity and inclusion

Inside Retail

Here, we chat with global performance director Kim Zorn about Princess Polly’s international expansion, how it stands out in a sea of DTC brands and the launch of its diversity and inclusion council. Kim Zorn: Princess Polly’s story started around 2010 from a beachside apartment on Australia’s Gold Coast.