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From China to India, how the world’s retail markets stack up: report

Inside Retail

In an era marked by economic flux and shifting consumer preferences, the global retail landscape stands at a pivotal juncture, ripe with both challenges and opportunities. China is the world’s largest retail market, accounting for almost 50 per cent of global retail transactions. China’s e-commerce market, worth $1.9

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How Aussie footwear brand Alias Mae stays on trend in a fast-moving market

Inside Retail

Here, Alias Mae’s general manager Kendra Anastasiadis speaks to the evolution of the business, which she joined in 2017 as the customer service and wholesale manager, how it diversified into direct-to-consumer (DTC) e-commerce, and what is next for the business. We stand out because we know what we stand for… good quality shoes.

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Burger King’s innovative strategy: viral menus and limited collectibles

Inside Retail

The burger chain released the menu item, which it first introduced in 2017, along with a collection of limited-edition merchandise that was only available at certain activation sites. In response to this shift in consumer behaviour, we recognise the importance of providing ultra-fast and convenient snacking options.

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Group buying, quick commerce and DTC: 5 e-commerce trends in Southeast Asia

Inside Retail

Retailers in Southeast Asia, like elsewhere, have accelerated their adoption of digital platforms as consumers have been forced online to meet their everyday needs. Although physical stores will continue to play a role, the rise of technology and e-commerce has shifted consumer behaviour and preferences. DTC is poised to grow.

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How #booktok is helping save indie bookstores in the US

Inside Retail

In an age when consumers are becoming more and more immersed in the world of social media and video content, the humble book shouldn’t really stand a chance. So, it’s surprising to learn that the market for books, and bricks-and-mortar bookstores, is actually growing. billion in 2023 to US$21.17 billion by 2027.

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Analysis: K-Beauty is in need of a major makeover

Inside Retail

The rise of ‘skinimalism’ – a less-is-more approach to skincare – has rendered Korea’s popular 12-step skincare routine obsolete. The perfect storm While it’s easy to pin K-beauty’s downfall on the pandemic, signs of its imminent demise began in 2017. China was the largest consumer of K-beauty products.

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Three key trends in retail strategy for 2023

Inside Retail

During the pandemic, direct-to-consumer e-commerce brands took centre stage, including popular Australian activewear brand LSKD. Yet consumer demand is not wavering and fashion trend cycles are shorter than ever due to social media, fast fashion, and technology. Mass-market brands are also investing in take-back schemes.

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