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With the Made in China 2025 initiative, Beijing aims to decrease dependency on foreign technology imports, but it’s also seeking foreign investments to modernize its technology sector.

Online shopping is synonymous with retail today, but brands are using smart technology to draw new customers back to the high street, says Jonty Sutton

The brand has confirmed that stores will open in 30 different locations, following the success of pop-ups in cities such as Manchester, Birmingham and Bristol

The online clothing retailer is set to open a host of pop-up shops by the end of this year.

The news comes not long after the brand's hugely successful pop-up shops earlier this year in Bristol, Birmingham and Cardiff

Shoppers have been begging the online retail giant to open stores

Speaking at a press conference just a week after SHEIN opened its EMEA headquarters in Dublin, Climate Minister Eamon Ryan said that he was not aware of the Chinese fast fashion company.

Online fashion business loses out as shoppers return to high streets after Covid lockdowns

Starting this month, thousands of workers in a Chinese city will be paid their wages entirely in digital yuan, in what has been described by the central government as a "milestone" for the currency.

The former engineering head called the tech giant "a useful propaganda tool for the Chinese Communist Party."

The regulatory crackdown in China, which intensified in late 2020, shows no signs of easing, with international consulting firm Capvison being its latest target over national security concerns. Continued China’s crackdown is expected to weigh on stocks significantly. So, it could be wise to avoid struggling Chinese stocks Air China…