My beloved magic cooker and pot seller Popular Bookstore bought by cantonese investor
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I thought they sell only books and stationery.
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Big Bookshop had the most impressive toy section.
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Mei mei what is so magic about this cooker?
HK investment firm ZQ Capital buys Popular bookstore chain for undisclosed sum: Zaobao
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does heap seng group own the endo brand or just sell it as a jap product?
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A lot of kids go Popular buy assessment and textbooks. Expect more Tiong inspired contents. 偉大的祖國萬歲。愛黨愛國
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Many of the AMDK, European, and Japanese brands are not owned by HK/China companies.
These companies started as OEMs for these brands, moving forward with vertical integration from manufacturing to distribution.
In the food industry, Thai companies are doing the same thing. For example. canned Tuna brands you see in supermarkets across the world are owned by a Thai company.
Majority of these companies (including those in China) are entrepreneur run types, not GLCs.
These companies started as OEMs for these brands, moving forward with vertical integration from manufacturing to distribution.
In the food industry, Thai companies are doing the same thing. For example. canned Tuna brands you see in supermarkets across the world are owned by a Thai company.
Majority of these companies (including those in China) are entrepreneur run types, not GLCs.
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