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WPIC Marketing + Technologies announces the opening of its new 40,000-square-foot logistics centre in Narita, Japan.

WPIC announces the opening of the “Sydney Room” at its Nanjing campus, a livestreaming studio dedicated for Australian brand partners.

WPIC is proud to announce its appointment as an Official E-Commerce Partner for Xiaohongshu (RedNote).

WPIC announced the release of a new market report: “Profiling China’s Fastest-Growing Consumer Segments”.

WPIC brand partner Aureva receives Tmall Global New Business Award in mother-baby category.
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China’s biggest apps are inviting the West closer into its insular internet economy
Running, Rock Climbing and Other Sports Are Taking Off in China. Pricey Workout Clothes, Too.
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Why Western playbooks fail in China — and what it takes for brands to compete
Canadian brands seeking market diversification see big potential in China
Is China going through a consumption revival? Its 618 festival is one sign of it
The China Connection newsletter: Tourism surge defies consumption slowdown
Chinese e-commerce firms report growth in sales, shoppers for Singles’ Day
China’s Singles’ Day wraps up super-sized sales event with volume, shopper growth
Alibaba sellers are getting a sweeter deal this Singles’ Day as new policies bear fruit
For the sake of Canada’s economic interests, it’s vital we reset relations with China
Iconic U.S. Children’s Shoe Brand Stride Rite Steps Up China Expansion with Tmall
Can Douyin’s regional rivals challenge it for top dog in China’s short-form video market?