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How homegrown talent and old-school buildings created a retail revival at New Bahru, Singapore
New Bahru, Lo & Behold Group’s latest retail and lifestyle hub, is nurturing young businesses by offering below-market rents and longer leases.
From Singapore to Bangkok, community-centric shopping spaces are redefining retail
A new approach to shopping malls in Southeast Asia is setting the region’s retail offering apart from the rest of the world. Here’s why it works.
Flight problems
Problems at a Rio de Janeiro airport, Scoot CEO Leslie Thng and the family-owned department stores thriving in the US.
Personal shoppers
Christopher Lord on how bespoke service is helping America’s family-owned department stores to thrive.
Outer space
By adding satellites to its distinctive 1960s spaceship design, Nouvelles Galeries has reestablished connections with its host city.
Purchasing power: Part 2
Japanese developer Sekisui House transformed Brisbane's West End with independent retailers and abundant green space, creating a thriving mixed-use community that attracts 26,000 daily visitors.
What’s in store?
The past few years have held little respite for department stores already under threat from e-commerce but a Spanish stalwart is looking for a way forwards.
Local flavour
Dallas hotels showcase the city's architectural heritage and culinary ambitions, from a converted 1920s bank to a towering restaurant offering panoramic views and Michelin-starred cuisine.
Future in stores
Thailand’s Central Group is reviving traditional European department stores. The conglomerate’s CEO, Tos Chirathivat, talks about his vision for retail as Asia reopens and what the future holds for physical stores.
