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The China Edit | Anya Hindmarch in 'Attack Mode', Teenie Weenie Sold for $900M

This week, Anya Hindmarch sees 'masses of opportunity' for her business in China, and V-Grass Fashion Co. has bought Teenie Weenie for $900 million.
Anya Hindmarch | Photo: Kris Mitchell Photography
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  • Kate Abnett

"Anya Hindmarch on Attack Mode for Global Growth" (The Telegraph)
"'If you have lots of flagship stores maybe the slowdown in China is a worry, but when you are new and in attack mode there are masses of opportunity.'"

"E-Land Sells Teenie Weenie to Chinese Label in $900 Million Deal" (Bloomberg)
"E-Land Group said it will sell Teenie Weenie to Chinese fashion house V-Grass Fashion Co. in a deal that reflects Chinese consumers' shifting preference for more premium products."

"Uniqlo Opens Biggest Southeast Asia Store, Looks Abroad for Growth" (Bloomberg)
"Uniqlo last September opened a six-story China flagship store in central Shanghai, and Yanai reiterated plans to open 100 stores a year in China on its way to a potential 3,000."

"Fate of Shanghai's Most Notorious 'Fake Market' Shows Changing Approach to Counterfeits" (Jing Daily)
"With no official shutdown date and a lot of misinformation, the rumored shutdown has had a counterintuitive effect, driving sales at the market."

"Pop-Up Shopping Mall Near Hong Kong-China Border Misses Another Deadline and Now Targets Christmas Opening" (South China Morning Post)
"Project which aimed to capitalise on huge visitor numbers from across the border in 2013 has been held up by government rules and a wet summer."

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