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How GMG plans to win Southeast Asia’s sports retail market

Inside Retail

Southeast Asia as key market We see Malaysia as a prime opportunity, given its status as one of Southeast Asia’s largest and most developed economies,” Mohammad A Baker, CEO of GMG, told Inside Retail. Meanwhile, Hong Kong remains a strategic retail hub with a high-spending customer base and access to premium retail spaces.

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‘Not just another beauty store’: Adore Beauty CEO on entering a crowded market

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We’ve brought in a very experienced omnichannel retailer by the name of Jacq Vuleta as the chief customer and merchandise officer, Laing said. And within that space, physical retail reports through to Jacq, and she’ll have a head of retail and a retail structure under her as we open more stores.

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Experts discuss Printemps’ chance of success in the US retail market

Inside Retail

In a press release, Jean-Marc Bellaiche, Printemps Groupes chief executive officer, stated, “We think we can bring something unique, both to its engaged local consumer base and the strong tourist flows the city welcomes We plan to pioneer a new format of experiential retail in this fast-changing and demanding market.”

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MAPIC 2024: Highlights of the 2024 Edition

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With an expanded area and a new space dedicated to brand licensing (IP), LeisurUp, the zone dedicated to leisure and immersive experiences, brought together leading players such as Bandai Namco, Citywave, Cits Immersives, Hasbro, Dama Dreams, Dedem, Hupalupa, Smiley, QubicaAMF, Pausa, TF1 Licensing, Universal, Walltopia, and Zero Latency VR.

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Why Dollarama is just the latest global entrant in Australia’s discount market

Inside Retail

The Canadian convenience chain Dollaramas recent acquisition bid for The Reject Shop highlights a growing trend of international retailers assessing Australias discount market. These developments reflect the demand for budget-friendly options in the Australian retail market, which is also home to domestic competitors such as Kmart.

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Apac tipped to fuel global airport retail market recovery

Inside Retail

Asia Pacific’s airport retail market is projected to grow to US$33.8 billion by 2026, driving the global market to $63.4 According to GlobalData, the growth will be driven by the increase in retail space and passenger numbers as cross-border travel resumes and the relaxation of lockdown and duty-free regulations.

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The “Great Mall Resurgence” in the American retail market

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