Singapore

Singapore's retail sales dropped 8.6% to $2.15b in February

Industries selling discretionary items were affected by a decline in tourist arrivals.

Singapore boosts food delivery to assist foodservice firms

F&B outlets will no longer be allowed to provide dine-in services.

CapitaLand unit reopens Wuhan malls

Its portfolio’s footfall has rebounded from the previous month’s low.

Aditya Utama looks into the future of retail at SAP Industries Forum

He will share his insights on customer centricity in a 60-minute webinar on 23 April.

APAC countries pledge to maintain open supply lines

They will work closely to identify trade disruptions.

Singapore landlords urged to limit rents by turnover

This hopes to avoid permanent store closures as the pandemic hit stores’ sales.

CapitaLand refutes RAS' claims on dented rental relief packages

The company is giving up to 30% in rental rebates for its downtown mall tenants.

Here's why you shouldn't miss the inaugural Retail Asia Roadshow Series

Industry players will share their experiences addressing the most pressing issues in retail.

Charlton Media Group acquires Retail Asia magazine from NYCU Media

Charlton Media Group has acquired Retail Asia, the leading B2B trade magazine for the retail industry in Asia-Pacific from NYCU Media. Since 1991 Retail Asia has been the much respected go-to magazine and website for retail industry leaders, and is the home of the Retail Asia-Pacific Top 500 Awards.

Singapore's prime retail rents stay flat in Q4 2019

Online platforms and slower sales dampened retail sales.

Conscious consumerism, experiential selling are the top retail trends in Singapore for 2020

Singaporeans are willing to pay premium prices for products that are more sustainable.

New directors elected to IHA board of directors

All officers serve one-year terms from 1 October 2018 to 30 September 2019.

Skipping the middlemen… Three things D2C companies are getting right

D2C companies use an array of digital tools to connect with consumers.

Visualising the future of retail with video recognition

The market for video and image recognition technology is tipped to grow to $25.65b by next year.

Driving the trends in delivering daily essentials

Introducing shopper-focused innovation has been a priority for most Asia players.