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Rajiv MenonElectronics

Pepsi smartphone planned for China

PepsiCo will market a range of mobile phones and accessories in China later this year. The US beverage giant will licence its brand to a manufacturing partner with the Pepsi smartphone just one of a range of planned licensed products which will also include…

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Sarah ChenLiving

Parkson Retail restructure knocked back

A plan to simplify the complex ownership structure of Parkson Retail Asia operations has been rejected by independent shareholders. The proposal, defeated by a 63.44 per cent vote against at a shareholders meeting on Monday, would have seen the…

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Maria SantosGeneral

Nestlé warns against China’s dreary economy

Nestlé just became the fourth major Western brand in the past two weeks to report dreary Chinese sales during the year so far. According to the Swiss food and drink colossus, sales in the Asia, Oceania, and sub-Saharan Africa regions fell by 3.1%. A “slower…

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Sarah ChenFashion

Mainland China helps Chow Tai Fook figures

Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group has reported a four per cent year-on-year increase in retail sales in the three months to September 30. The welcome increase was attributed to surge in demand for gold as a result of falling gold commodity price since mid July.…

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Maria SantosLiving

Asian banks failing customers

Affluent Asians expect more from their banks according to new research. In an increasingly competitive retail banking market, affluent middle class consumers in Asia expect greater recognition and reward for their loyalty according to a report by the…

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Minjun ParkFood

InBev-SABMiller tie-up would include China’s biggest beer

A potential prize for AB InBev in its bid for SABMiller is a Chinese beer that is the world’s biggest seller. But any deal will face Chinese regulators who have barred the two brewing giants in the past from cooperating. China already drinks one-quarter of…

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Aiko TanakaFashion

Burberry second-quarter sales hit by China slowdown

Burberry has reported a slowdown in sales as it felt the impact of a challenging global luxury market, particularly in China and Hong Kong. Retail sales growth slows to 2% in first half Luxury retailer points to “weakening consumer sentiment” in China Share…

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Minjun ParkE-Tailing

A Chinese online retail giant has Australia in its sights

The possibility that China’s second-largest online retail giant will enter the Australian market poses a huge potential threat not just to bricks-and-mortar shops but to the slow-growing domestic online retail sector as well. That is the conclusion of…

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Minjun ParkFashion

China Xiniya Fashion sales plummet

Menswear retailer China Xiniya Fashion says its second quarter sales nearly halved this year. Revenue during the second quarter of 2015 decreased by 47.2 per cent to RMB106.4 million, compared to RMB201.7 million in the second quarter of 2014. Gross margin…

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Maria SantosLiving

Playboy drops full monty for bigger piece of China

Playboy will no longer publish images of fully nude women in its magazine from next spring. You can blame China for that. The porn pioneer, which gave generations of pubescent boys around the globe their first glimpse of breasts, earns a surprisingly rock…

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Aiko TanakaGeneral

China’s JD.com expands operations to Silicon Valley

JD.com, China’s second-largest e-commerce services provider by sales, has expanded its operations in the United States, with the opening on Monday of a research and development facility in Santa Clara, California — right in the centre of Silicon Valley.…

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Sarah ChenReal Estate

Hong Kong Suffers for Its Devotion to the Peg

Hong Kong has pegged the value of its dollar to the greenback since 1983. The peg was meant to ensure financial stability as the city embarked on the long process of re-integrating with China. Since then its currency has been one of the most stable in the…

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