Tag: shopping
The space is designed as an immersive retail environment featuring what the company says is its most comprehensive intellectual property (IP) product offering in the country.
The trend is expected to intensify in 2026, when Ramadan and Chinese New Year fall in the same week, creating a more compressed festive retail window.
Manila, Philippines — Nearly half of consumers surveyed globally (45%) now use artificial intelligence tools during their shopping journeys, even as 72% continue to make purchases in physical stores, according to a new study by the IBM Institute for Business Value in collaboration with the National Retail...
According to the companies, the campaign is designed to tackle operational challenges caused by carts left in parking bays, which can block spaces and reduce cart availability for incoming customers.
Singapore – Shell has launched a refreshed Shell Select store concept, expanding its convenience retail offer with a curated range of everyday essentials, lifestyle products and established brand partnerships aimed at enhancing the in-station experience. The updated format consolidates key on-the-go...
26% are unsure whether AI recommendations align with their best interests, signaling a demand for greater transparency and user control.
According to Toys“R”Us Asia, the flagship introduces a range of global IPs, including TOMICA, Pokémon and Gundam, within a single retail space.
Singapore – Hanshow has joined forces with FairPrice Group to launch the world’s first generative AI-powered “Store of Tomorrow” at Punggol digital district, putting the future of shopping straight on the shelf. The new FairPrice Finest acts as a testbed for more than 20 digital retail solutions each...
Indonesia – More than half of Glance users in Indonesia plan to increase their shopping budgets this Ramadan, with 50% expecting to spend over Rp 3m and 22% anticipating expenditures exceeding Rp 5m, according to a report by consumer technology company Glance. Glance’s report also found that nearly 58%...
More than half of Indonesians (52%) identify as need-based shoppers, with brand-loyal consumers (38%), price-sensitive shoppers (34%), and quality-focused buyers (30%) following in distant second, third, and fourth places, according to YouGov.
