Brand
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How Collect Major Has Built a Cult Collectable Brand, One Icon at a Time
Collect Major began as a fan’s instinct and evolved into an independent collectible company that stands as an embodiment of modern pop culture. Founded in 2021 by Michael Kanik alongside…
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Toku seeks brand recognition in fight with giants with Catalist listing
[SINGAPORE] A listing on the Catalist board of the Singapore Exchange (SGX) will raise the profile of Toku’s customer experience platform when it pitches to prospective large enterprise customers. “For…
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Gospel Golf: Building a Faith-Driven Golf Brand Where the Fairway Becomes a Platform for Purpose
A round of golf unfolds at an unhurried pace, marked by long walks, shared silences, and conversations that stretch well beyond the scorecard. That unique cadence is precisely where Gospel…
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Lululemon Stock Turmoil Grows as Founder Blames CEO for Brand Identity Crisis
Lululemon spent more than a decade as one of the world’s fastest-growing retail success stories. The brand built an empire on premium activewear and an image that blended athletic discipline…
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How Jude Wellington Is Building a Revolutionary Global DJ Culture and Lifestyle Brand Through ITMP
Jude Wellington, Founder of ITMP, LLC Music has been touted as the language of the soul, one that brings generations together through artful melody, composition, rhythm, and beats. But the…
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Nio’s Firefly EV brand seeks growth in right-hand drive markets without tariffs
It will be marketed as premium in Singapore, avoiding a price war with domestic rivals [SHANGHAI] Firefly, a compact electric vehicle (EV) brand owned by China’s Nio, is seeking growth…
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Carsome-owned CarTimes launches Wuling’s commercial vehicle brand Linxys in Singapore
The brand debuts with two electric vans, including the city-state’s first fully electric micro van [SINGAPORE] Linxys, a fully electric commercial vehicle brand from China, debuted in Singapore on Tuesday…
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Wuling’s commercial vehicle brand Linxys makes South-east Asia debut in Singapore with Carsome subsidiary CarTimes
The brand debuts with two electric vans, including the city-state’s first fully electric micro van [SINGAPORE] Linxys, a fully electric China commercial vehicle brand from state-owned carmaker Wuling, has made…
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Motorway debuts China commercial vehicle brand Qingling Motors; relaunches Ssangyong in Singapore
Qingling Motors’ introduction comes just ahead of government incentives commencing in 2026 [SINGAPORE] Automotive group Motorway and Qingling Motors launched an electric heavy vehicle (EHV) on Friday (Nov 7), marking…
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Nio’s deliveries rise 64.1% to 34,749 in September, led by mass-market Onvo brand
[SINGAPORE] Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker Nio delivered 34,749 vehicles in September, its delivery update released on Wednesday (Oct 1) indicated. This marked a new monthly record and a 64.1…
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NetReputation: How to Leverage Customer Feedback to Drive Brand Trust (And Boost Sales)
I remember not so long ago when customer feedback was little more than a simple metric. Not anymore. Feedback now frequently influences how customers perceive and engage with brands, which…
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Amazon introduces Whole Foods 365 line to Singapore in brand test
[SINGAPORE] Amazon.com’s Whole Foods Market is taking its house brands to Singapore, a test of how the private-label goods will fare in a market where the grocer has no brick-and-mortar…
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In surprise twist, Armani’s will instructs heirs to gradually sell fashion brand or seek listing
The late designer has left instructions for a 15% stake to be sold within 18 months [MILAN] Late designer Giorgio Armani in his will instructed heirs to gradually sell the…
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EBRAND Safeguards Brand Integrity Amid Worldwide Digital Threats
The internet has become a thriving marketplace. Two-thirds of the world’s population is online, and digital commerce revenue projections could reach $8.5 trillion by 2026. However, with this growth comes…
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Mark Gottlieb On The Role of A Literary Agent as a Brand Builder in the Corporate World
In a traditional sense, a literary agent is often seen as a gatekeeper, someone who sells books to publishers, negotiates deals, and sifts through manuscripts in a quiet corner of…
