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Is click-and-mortar the future of China’s retail industry?
Nov 13, 2020
Yaling Jiang

Is click-and-mortar the future of China’s retail industry?

With online predicted to account for 50% of purchases by 2022, adopting a combination of online and physical retail is becoming a growing opportunity for brands to showcase their products. But what are the challenges?

7 marketing buzzwords we want to ban in 2019
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Campaign Asia-Pacific

7 marketing buzzwords we want to ban in 2019

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