Walmart, Amazon, and Tesco are sizing up the booming Indian retail market.

Study finds 40 per cent of Chinese middle class have travelled in Australasia; 94 per cent of them have purchased luxury items while travelling.

Company taps into Japan's fear of disaster by introducing a shopping bag that doubles as a safety helmet.

Smartphone gaming sensation to move into retail experience.

Licensee Li & Fung to retain minority stake in Asian operations.

World's first ever gold and diamond vending machine installed in Mumbai.

Tokyo chosen for edgy brand's first global store.

US apparel giant targets China and Hong Kong.

Fashion brands Cos and Monki are set for Hong Kong expansion.

One of the world’s most stunningly merchandised fashion stores is to be closed after a massive rent hike.

UK fashion retailer Mulberry is making a move into Japan.

Rapid expansion to curb unauthorised stores.

Apple opens its first Hong Kong store.

Louis Vuitton opens its super luxury world first 'island store' in Singapore.

Retailers and other service providers are missing out on sales to Chinese tourists because they're unprepared. 

New recruit currently CEO of Tesco Malaysia.

A famous bank robber's alleged quote has strong resonance with modern retailing, writes property columnist Michael Baker.

Tryvertising - where advertising and consumer product sampling are rolled into one - is proving a hit in India.

Every day more Chinese consumers enter the middle class. How are - and can - western retailers share the new wealth?

It sounds like a recipe for disaster: launching a brand based around an anatomically impossible tall blonde Caucasian doll in the middle of China’s richest city...