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The Breakfast Business Revolution: How Izakayas Are Capturing the Corporate Morning Market
Picture this: it’s 8:30 AM in Tokyo’s business district, and a familiar red lantern glows outside what was once a late-night drinking spot. Inside, instead of tired salarymen nursing their last beer before stumbling home, there are crisp-suited office workers enjoying grilled fish, miso soup, and yes—even a morning beer—before heading to their desks. You
The Great Wall of Milk Tea: How Chinese F&B Brands Are Rewriting Southeast Asia’s Culinary Map
Walk down any busy street in Bangkok, Singapore, or Manila today, and you’ll witness a quiet revolution unfolding. Between the familiar golden arches and green Starbucks sirens, a new army of brands has emerged – and they’re not from Seattle or Chicago. They’re from Zhengzhou, Chengdu, and Shanghai. With names like Mixue, Chagee, and Haidilao,
Ishiba’s resignation: How exporters might benefit
Ishiba resigned as prime minister in Japan.And it caused impact on the economy. Hours following the resignation, the Nikkei stock average rose by over 1.0%, and yen deprecated against United States Dollar. This economic shift is a significant boon for Japan’s export-oriented sectors. A weaker yen makes Japanese products more price-competitive on the global stage,
Indonesia August 2025 Riots: What does it mean for Investors?
The August 2025 riots in Indonesia shocked citizens, international observers and made foreign companies planning to invest in the country worried. What began as anger over lawmakers’ privileges quickly escalated into nationwide unrest. For foreign investors, the events carried a clear message: political risk in Southeast Asia’s largest economy cannot be underestimated. These demonstrations happened
Mala Tang is popular in Japan: 3 lessons for F&B owners
Mala Tang, a delicacy coming from Sichuan China, is now very popular in Japan, with lots of big companies creating lineups of products based on Mala Tang and Chinese flavor. The rise of Mala Tang in the Japanese market can be traced back to a series of viral moments that sparked a nationwide obsession. While
3 Lessons from Anguilla’s Internet Domain Serendipity
Have you ever wondered about where .ai domains used to belong to? Back in the 1980s when internet was a new thing, countries were given their own unique website domains. For United States the address would be .us, and for the United Kingdom the address would be .uk. This included the small Caribbean Island of
Singapore Malaysia mega hub: 3 sectors, before and after
Have you ever heard of Singapore Malaysia mega economic hub?. Many investors and corporate strategists thought good opportunities for business can be found within one single nation. However now it might not be the case. There is one “mega hub” that exists between the two countries above, and this region has been solidifying its status
From Lockdown to Livestream: How Durian Sellers Are Harvesting Six-Figure Sales on TikTok
COVID-19 paved the way for livestreaming, and we have people selling durians on Tiktok, making six-figure sales. The COVID-19 pandemic delivered an unprecedented shock to global retail, forcing a sudden and severe halt to traditional brick-and-mortar sales. As lockdowns were issued and foot traffic evaporated, businesses across sectors faced immense challenges. One media outlet even
Chinese Brands Are Reshaping the U.S. Market
Chinese brands are steadily reshaping the global consumer landscape, with the U.S. market emerging as their next major battleground. Names of Chinese brands like Luckin Coffee, Heytea’s bubble tea empire, and Pop Mart’s collectible toys are no longer just domestic success stories — they are proving that Chinese companies can win over American consumers even
What Singapore Can Learn from Japan in Navigating an Aging Society
Both Singapore and Japan face a rapidly aging population — a demographic shift that will shape healthcare, the economy, and social structures for decades. Japan, with one of the oldest populations in the world, offers valuable lessons for Singapore, which is now entering a similar phase. 1. Healthcare Innovations and Community Care Japan has pioneered
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Recent Posts
- The Breakfast Business Revolution: How Izakayas Are Capturing the Corporate Morning Market
- The Great Wall of Milk Tea: How Chinese F&B Brands Are Rewriting Southeast Asia’s Culinary Map
- Ishiba’s resignation: How exporters might benefit
- Indonesia August 2025 Riots: What does it mean for Investors?
- Mala Tang is popular in Japan: 3 lessons for F&B owners