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Retail Could Beijing’s second wave of COVID-19 affect consumer sentiment? | Beijing implemented some of the strictest preventative measures in China since the coronavirus was first detected in its city of origin, Wuhan, some 700 miles away. Now, however, a new outbreak has cast a shadow on Beijing’s recovery Entire
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Marketing 5 laws of post-pandemic financial recovery | Avoid defining yourself solely by your products or services. Those criteria alone may create a limited view since certain products can become irrelevant as tough times change market demand. Entire
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