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Robert Stockdill
Robert Stockdill is director of content at Inside Retail Asia. A
cloud-based writer with a passion for design and digital communications,
Robert has written about the retail industry for more than 20 years. He
has spent the last eight of those based in Southeast Asia.
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Articles
Alibaba buys World First, eyes Metro China investment
Alibaba subsidiary Ant Financial says it plans to buy UK-headquartered money-transfer company WorldFirst.
BA&SH expects to quadruple sales in Greater China
Affordable luxury brand BA&SH has marked the second anniversary of its launch in Asia by revealing plans to quadruple its sales in the region.
Don Quijote Hong Kong to launch in July
Don Quijote Hong Kong will open its first store in the middle of this year.
Singapore retail sales in December decline 3 per cent
Singapore retail sales in December slipped 3 per cent year on year.
Ikea services foray boosts loyalty and sales
New Ikea services such as assembly are boosting the flatpack furniture specialist’s sales and customer loyalty.
Tru Kids emerges from ashes of Toys R Us
Toys R Us in North America has been reborn a year after its collapse as Tru Kids.
Gucci powers record Kering sales
Gucci drove a massive boost in luxury group Kering’s sales last year.
L’Oreal Asia Pacific sales soar, overtaking North America
L’Oreal Asia Pacific sales soared by a staggering 24.1 per cent on a like-for-like basis last year.
Zara logo gets the squeeze – but why?
The Zara logo has been squeezed – and it’s hard to find anyone who approves…
The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands sets new revenue record
Revenue for The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands set a new record last year as the centre achieved an occupancy rate of 95.4 per cent.
CapitaLand Retail China income up after tenant reshuffles
CapitaLand Retail China boosted its distributable income by 9.4 per cent last year.
Courts Asia posts third-quarter loss as Malaysian sales tank
Takeover target Courts Asia had a forgettable third quarter, reporting a net loss of S$171,000 – a stark contrast to the $3.51 million profit for the same period a year earlier.
