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Why Snapchat is investing in Gen Z resale fashion app, Galaxy

Inside Retail

Livestreaming has increased exponentially in recent years, due to the rise of livestream commerce in China, social media app TikTok, and streaming platform Twitch for gaming. The capital will also support a hefty marketing push to onboard more sellers, including brands. Influencers shift consumer patterns quickly.

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Aiwa brand up for auction, its parent bankrupt

Inside Retail

Sony tried to revive the brand as a youth-focused subsidiary but after three years gave up and the brand was effectively shelved in 2006 until US company Hale Devices was granted the brand name in 2015. Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange from 1961 it lost profitability in the late 1990s and was taken over and delisted by Sony in 2003.

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How Video Making Became A Digital Marketing Trend

RetailMinded

Marketing trends evolve to accommodate consumer needs and behavior. The new kid on the block is video marketing trends, and business owners are scrambling to adapt. On the other side, consumers are concerned about how these innovations impact their leisure time. . Online Digital Video for Marketing. Conclusion.

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From fast food to autos, India’s digitally connected users lure investors

Inside Retail

China saw a jump in consumption from 2006 when, as per World Bank data, its per capita gross domestic product (GDP) crossed $2,000. It has nearly 700 million smartphone users, who, rating agency ICRA estimates, consume an average of almost 17 GB in mobile data per month, higher than the 13 GB in China and the 15 GB in North America.

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Not just Gwyneth and Succession: How the economy is driving quiet luxury

Inside Retail

A new consumer behaviour trend has taken over social media that, ironically, is the complete antithesis of a trend. Crashing stock markets and inflation forced the wealthy to pare back outward displays of wealth. Imagine plain, logo-less cashmere sweaters, perfectly-tailored shirts and unrecognisable Swiss timepieces.

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Alone and thriving: Inside China’s singles economy

Inside Retail

A Nielsen survey found that around 52 per cent of single consumers in China spend for convenience and time-saving purposes, compared with 39 per cent of non-single consumers. Consumers need to wait only about 10 to 15 minutes to start eating. They’re less expensive than larger appliances, too. Bear Electric Appliance Co.,

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