Aeon Names China Department Store Head After CNY160 Million Loss
Japanese retail group Aeon announced that Zhu Jing, managing director of Aeon, has been officially appointed president of Aeon China Company Limited.
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Aeon To Accelerate Expansion In China
Japanese retail group Aeon will open a new outlet on Yanji road in Qingdao on December 18, 2009, and will also open two more new stores in Teda Shopping Center in Tianjin and Jiayu Sun…
Aeon Opens First Community Store In Shenzhen
Aeon has commenced trial operation of a new Jusco store in Xinzhou village, Shenzhen.
Jusco To Open Flagship Store In Guangzhou
The Guangdong-based department store retailer Jusco, a subsidiary of the Japanese retail giant Aeon, has accelerated its expansion in the Chinese market with a new project in Popark, Guangzhou.
Hong Kong's Mannings Enters Beijing Marketplace
Hong Kong-based health and beauty products retail chain Mannings has made a low-key entry into the Beijing market.
Aeon Launches Consumer Credit Card In Beijing
The Japanese retailer Aeon Group has launched a new individual consumer credit model in Beijing, under which consumers can buy products in Aeon's Jusco department store and pay back the money within a certain period…
Aeon To Open Jusco Store In Beijing's Chaoyang District
Aeon Co.,Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Aeon in China, has signed a contract with Beijing Hongtai Jiye Real Estate Development Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of COFCO, to open a Jusco supermarket in Chaoyang Grand Joy…
Aeon To Open 30 Convenience Stores In Qingdao
According to the Bureau of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation of Qingdao, Ministop Co., Ltd, a subsidiary of the Japanese retail giant Aeon, will open 24-hour convenience stores in Qingdao, making Ministop the first foreign…
Guangzhou: 20% Of Food Sold In Trust-Mart Is Substandard
Guangdong Administration for Industry and Commerce has published its third quarter monitoring report on Guangzhou's food quality, which shows that 20% food products sold in major supermarkets, including Trust-Mart, are substandard.
Pringles Chips Withdrawn From Sale In Some China Supermarkets
Pringles chips, a snack product manufactured by Proctor and Gamble, have been found containing potassium bromate for the third time and some supermarkets in Guangzhou and Foshan have withdrawn the substandard chips.