Photo by gelarian In the most recent issue of research firm Access Asia's weekly newsletter, there is a piece titled '5 Reasons Why Retail Consumption Will Hang in There in '09'. It is republished below with permission. Regular readers will know that... ...full story at Danwei
from Danwei on Tue, Dec 09 2008
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