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US burger brand’s comeback: Wendy’s makes its new Australian debut

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The arrival of the first Australian location in 40 years will kickstart national expansion. Rolling out a burger chain across the country has proved challenging for other US brands which have dipped their toes in the Australian market in recent years. Five Guys hit the Australian market in 2021.

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Yum China’s winning formula: Lower-tier cities as key markets

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Yum China Holdings, the operator of KFC and Pizza Hut in China, defied economic headwinds, delivering record-breaking revenue and significant expansion last year. Yum China, which spun off from Yum Brands in 2016, operates six restaurant chains in about 2200 towns and cities in China, employing around 400,000 people.

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Luxe-for-less leader MCoBeauty talks international expansion

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Founded in 2016, luxe-for-less beauty brand MCoBeauty has seen massive growth over the past several years, and is expecting revenue growth of up to 90 per cent in 2023. With international expansion on the horizon, we sat down with founder and CEO Shelley Sullivan to talk through the brand’s journey, as well as what makes it tick.

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LVMH appoints new chiefs for Fendi, Louis Vuitton and Kenzo Mode

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Daniels deep knowledge of Asian markets and commitment to customer experience will play a key role in driving Louis Vuittons growth in China, Ponzo said. She joined Louis Vuitton in 2016 and has held several senior roles within the brand. Meanwhile at Kenzo, Charlotte Coupe has been named CEO, effective May.

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Oakberry eyes Australian expansion after $100 million capital infusion

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Brazilian-founded Acai brand Oakberry is planning to expand its store network across many markets, including Australia, after raising $100 million (US$67 million) in Series C funding. The brand is now exploring co-investment opportunities in Australia and Portugal as additional priority markets for funding allocations.

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VIDEO: How streetwear unicorn StockX keeps one step ahead of customers

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The Detroit-based platform first launched in 2016 as an online marketplace and now sells into more than 200 countries and territories. Earlier this year, it entered the Australian market and in May, it opened an authentication hub in Melbourne.

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Why Hong Kong kidswear retailer Retykle chose the UAE for its next act

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But this wasnt a marketing experiment or a passive soft launch. This setup allows us to offer a unique experience similar to our other markets in Hong Kong and Singapore. Building brand awareness in a new market always poses unique challenges, she said. Now, nearly a decade in, Retykle is betting on the Middle East.

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