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The Thai retail sector is highly dynamic. Over the past years, modern retail🦂ing has almost supplanted traditional retail as the preferred way for T𓄧hai consumers to purchase their goods. The convenience store retail format is particularly popular in ...

The Philippine automotive industry and market have been growing s♉teadily over the past five years. Sales in 2015 were by 144.8% higher than they had been in 2007, the year when they first recovered from the slump brought about by the 1997 Asian .😼..

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