The biggest global alcohol companies are sizing up buyout and tie-up opportunities in China, India, South Korea and Vietnam, keen to profit from a $258 billion Asian market that is growing twice as fast as the rest of the world.
Via Peta Heinrich
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Although Chinese consumers are hot for the nation’s e-commerce sites – with one in seven urbanites shopping online each month – it can be a pain actually picking up your parcels. When the courier companies are working, you’re at the office. And although the courier companies will deliver stuff to your office, you’ll then have to carry it all the way home. And so two of China’s top online malls for brands, Alibaba’s Tmall, and Tencent’s QQ Buy, are tapping some convenience store chains to allow package pick-ups. 
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German-based consumer electronics chain Media Markt is now selling products online in China.
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Walmart has completed its increased investment in one of China’s leading business-to-consumer e-commerce companies. With this funding, Yihaodian is now able to keep pace alongside the country’s e-commerce market.
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