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Retailers, are you ready for it? Swift’s Eras tour a gold rush of economic karma

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Another business embracing the moment is Australian hardware retailer Bunnings, which has been on the social media beat, with its Frank Green cup car cupholder solution that went viral. The 2010 sale was part of a strategic partnership to develop and accelerate the brand’s domestic and international growth.

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The Labubu effect: How Pop Mart is leading the blind box economy

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Founded as a small toy store in China in 2010 by Wang Ning, Pop Mart has grown into one of the leaders in the blind box industry. This is the story of Pop Mart, the company behind the Labubu craze, and how a single social media post from a K-pop superstar catapulted the brand into the stratosphere of the blind box economy.

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Analysis: This is how Nike’s digital sneakers could work in the future

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And like Apple, Nike’s access to global data and consumer insights informs its strategies. Keep in mind when reading about immersive technology that no matter our age and what we think about digital channels, Generation Alpha (people born between 2010-2025) will be more tech-savvy than any other generation.

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

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Varied experiences Broderick has been at New Era since 2010, leading the APAC team, and he has witnessed several key milestones and turning points in growing the headwear culture in the region. The brand also invested in targeted marketing campaigns, leveraging social media and celebrity endorsements to engage with a younger demographic. “My

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Temu’s Vietnam suspension reflects rising Southeast Asian protectionism

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Vietnamese regulatory authorities and local businesses have raised substantial concerns regarding the pricing strategies Chinese e-commerce platforms implement, while the Ministry of Trade has identified potential risks associated with the distribution of counterfeit products.

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

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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. She said that Florasis has sold products to customers from over 100 countries and that the brand’s overseas social media profiles had amassed more than 2 million followers.

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Why coffee is a natural progression for Who Gives a Crap

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When ethical toilet paper company Who Gives a Crap first floated the idea of launching its very own coffee brand, “Brew Gives a Crap”, it wasn’t seriously considering the idea, it was purely as an April Fools’ Day joke on social media. Limited editions are an important part of Who Gives a Crap’s product strategy.