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About Mei Ling Tan

Mei Ling Tan is the Editor of Retail News Asia, where she leads the editorial team in delivering in-depth coverage of Asia’s dynamic retail landscape. With over a decade of experience in business journalism, Mei Ling is known for her sharp analysis, deep industry insights, and commitment to uncovering the stories behind Asia’s most innovative retail brands. Before joining Retail News Asia, Mei Ling held senior reporting roles at regional business publications, covering everything from consumer trends to digital transformation in retail. A graduate of the National University of Singapore with a degree in Communications and New Media, she combines journalistic integrity with a strong understanding of evolving market forces. Outside the newsroom, Mei Ling is a frequent speaker at industry panels and a mentor for young journalists. She’s passionate about the intersection of technology, culture, and commerce—and believes the future of retail in Asia will be defined by bold ideas and boundary-pushing entrepreneurs.

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Maria SantosFood

KFC to add 65 new outlets in Indonesia next year

The franchise holder of the Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) brand in Indonesia, PT Fast Food Indonesia (FAST), plans to open between 60 and 65 new outlets in and outside Java to tap into the country’s growing food retail market. FAST business development general…

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Wei ZhangLiving

Save no more? Are Japanese turning spendthrift?

The Japanese spent more than they saved in the 12 months ended March 2014, the first time that’s happened since the data set began in 1955, with the savings rate at a negative 1.3 percent in the last fiscal year. “It’s something to keep an eye out for in the…

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Wei ZhangE-Tailing

Pricey Singapore: Savvy shoppers go online

A recent Visa study found that 26 percent of Singaporeans shop online at least once a week – the highest in Southeast Asia. And analysts say that with mobile phone apps that allow consumers to hunt for bargains anytime in a city that is ranked most expensive…

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Sarah ChenAutomotive

Car-makers on sales overdrive in India with discounts, freebies

It is a buyers’ market out there in the country’s automart. If you are planning to buy the first dream car or upgrade to the next one, then this is perhaps the best time. Most automotive companies are offering a slew of discounts and freebies through dealers…

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Rajiv MenonAutomotive

Vehicle marketplace Carmudi expands to Southeast Asia

Vehicle marketplace Carmudi, which has presence in Asia, Africa and Latin America, is expanding in Southeast Asia, specifically the Philippines and Indonesia. The company said the automotive sectors in these countries are thriving. The Association of…

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Sarah ChenAutomotive

Decathlon signs up 2 new property leases in China

Decathlon, retailer of French sports apparel and equipment, recently signed two new lease agreements with property developer Goodman Group to set up two new warehouses at Goodman Citylink in Hebei Province, China. The new leases have a combined space 57,200…

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Minjun ParkFashion

Australia no longer sweet spot for Asos

Australia was once Asos’ largest market outside Britain. In 2012, the British online fashion retailer was flying four jumbo jets of clothing to this country each week. But Asos revealed this week international sales, comprising 57 percent of its total sales,…

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Aiko TanakaElectronics

CUCKOO Electronics opens second store in Vietnam

Korea’s home appliances company Cuckoo Electronics Co. Ltd. recently opened its second branded shop in Vietnam. The store is located in Hanoi Trung Hoa, a high-density residential city as well as a hub of business, administration, commerce, industry, culture…

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Wei ZhangFashion

Fossil to invest USD6.3m to open 25 outlets in India

US-based watchmaker Fossil will invest up to INR40 crore (INR400 million, USD6.3m) to open 25 retail outlets in India by 2017 as it aims to reposition itself from a watch brand to a fashion lifestyle brand. The company, known for its range of watches, will…

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Rajiv MenonFashion

Fashion SMEs in Thailand to get boost

The Industry Ministry of Thailand has earmarked THB120 million to support small and medium-sized fashion enterprises wanting to explore opportunities in neighbouring countries next year. Thailand’s fashion cluster, covering apparel, jewellery and leather…

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