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Business 5 years ago

J.C. Penney files for bankruptcy protection

The US department store chain, known for selling family apparel, cosmetics and jewelry at rough...

Business 5 years ago

Government wants traditional markets to remain open despite pandemic

Sellers at traditional markets in 285 cities and regencies recently reported that their revenues had...

Business 5 years ago

COVID-19 forces restaurants, retailers to cut wages, furlough employees

Various brands, including KFC, Pizza Hut, Ramayana and Matahari Department Store, have closed some o...

Business 5 years ago

UK retailers suffer record sales plunge on COVID-19 hit

Food sales jump but clothing down 35%.

Business 5 years ago

Government partners with ride-hailing firm, importers to ensure beef remains affordable

Slaughterhouses have reported between 20 and 30 percent declines in demand for beef amid the COVID-1...

Business 5 years ago

Staple foods safe, but masks, sanitizer gone from markets as consumer behavior shifts

Markets across Indonesia are seeing an uptick in demand for hygiene products, although staple food a...

Business 5 years ago

Retailer Matahari temporarily closes all stores, cuts salaries amid COVID-19 pandemic

Publicly listed retailer PT Matahari Department Store has announced that it will close all of its st...

Opinion 5 years ago

How the shopping mall can survive COVID-19

To prosper in this new reality, mall owners will need to ensure they can attract the most desir...

Business 5 years ago

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PLN projects lower electricity consumption over coronavirus

Indonesia’s electricity consumption is projected to fall between 0.6 percent and 1.2...

Lifestyle 5 years ago

Large online retailers produce fewer emissions, report says

Shopping online in some cases may be better for the environment.

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J.C. Penney files for bankruptcy protection

Government wants traditional markets to remain open despite pandemic

COVID-19 forces restaurants, retailers to cut wages, furlough employees

UK retailers suffer record sales plunge on COVID-19 hit

Government partners with ride-hailing firm, importers to ensure beef remains affordable

Staple foods safe, but masks, sanitizer gone from markets as consumer behavior shifts

Retailer Matahari temporarily closes all stores, cuts salaries amid COVID-19 pandemic

How the shopping mall can survive COVID-19

PREMIUM PLN projects lower electricity consumption over coronavirus

Large online retailers produce fewer emissions, report says

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PLN projects lower electricity consumption over coronavirus