Coffee and Commerce

Shopee risks going back to its old ways as new competitors besiege the Southeast Asian e-commerce market.

Indonesia’s leading coffee chain hopes to carve a spot for itself in the Singaporean market with its diverse menu of affordable drinks.

Cotti Coffee has established over 5,000 stores in under a year by mirroring Luckin Coffee’s approach, drawing acclaim. But is its business model sustainable for the long run?

That brand is Code Mint, and it has built a user base primarily comprising sophisticated women in China’s first- and second-tier cities.

By employing a blend of online and offline strategies, MeToo garners significant sales in Indonesia from selling mouthwash alone.

Shein is betting on Forever 21 to open a new frontier in the offline retail space and stave off rising competition.

The Chinese on-demand shopping platform has maintained its leading position despite the arrival of a new competitor in the form of ByteDance-owned Douyin.

Can Luckin Coffee’s founding team replicate their past successes beyond borders with their new branded coffee chain, Cotti Coffee?