The RM8.2 million centre Herbaline Beauty Square in Shah Alam promotes relaxation and beauty, strengthening of physical and mental energy, grooming and healthy eating
The group plans to opens 20 more Pizza Hut Delivery (PHD) stores, with a projected cost of RM500,000 each. There are currently 42 PHD outlets nationwide.
MALAYSIAN retailers sold RM83.2 billion worth of items ranging from clothing to jewellery and food to souvenirs in 2011, as retail sales grew higher than the anticipated 8.1 per cent growth.
PETALING JAYA: Fortuna Grande Holdings Sdn Bhd, a new player in the bakery industry, is looking at supplying its muffins to 100 more outlets next year.
SINGAPORE: Singapore supermarket operator and retailer Sheng Siong Group Ltd is in talks with a potential partner to help it expand into neighbouring Malaysia, a senior executive said.
FESTIVAL City Sdn Bhd, a Lion Group company which aims to be a major mall owner and operator in Malaysia, is finalising a deal for a second shopping complex.
This city has talented designers to wow world audience and put it among the top fashion cities. The extra "silk" Kuala Lumpur needs to rank alongside Milan and Paris, among others, is more support from government agencies as well as fashion authorities and associations.
The company is confident of achieving the target with the introduction of Aquos 70-inch LCD TV and Aquos Net TV line-ups equipped with three dimensional display.
KUALA LUMPUR: Enterprise Technology Partners (ETP), a customer relationship management (CRM) services provider, aims to take on Asia's retail industry with its ready-made software packages.
SINGAPORE: Motorola Solutions Inc, the leading provider of mission-critical communication products and services for enterprise and government customers, has unveiled its latest retail solutions to complement the booming retail industry in Asia.
KUALA LUMPUR: Petronas Dagangan Bhd, the best-performing stock in Malaysia's benchmark index this year, plans to extend its reach in Southeast Asia after making its first overseas venture into Indonesia.
KUALA LUMPUR: Footwear maker Bata Shoe Organisation expects its Malaysian business to register double-digit growth in terms of revenue and profit for the next two years.
The retailer of casual wear under the brand 'Smart Connexion' will look at attractive pricing strategy and offering new merchandise to lure customers to its store
MULTI-LEVEL marketing firm Gamat eMas Sdn Bhd (GESB) aims to break the domination of the health and beauty products market by international companies with the introduction of its latest product, "Femmina".
KUALA LUMPUR: Chevron Malaysia Ltd wants to add between 15-20 Caltex petrol service stations annually to boost its market share, a senior executive said.
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's retail sector for 2011 is expected to grow 6 per cent, similar to last year's, due to concerns of high oil prices, declining purchasing power and high cost of doing business.
KUALA LUMPUR: Petronas Dagangan Bhd (PDB) expects to invest up to RM2 billion over the next five years to set up as many as 250 petrol stations, as it aims to become the number one player in the petrol retail segment within three to five years.
White Horse Ceramic opened its fifth showroom in the country in Klang, expecting further growth next year and a strong property market in south Klang Valley.
KUALA LUMPUR: Japan's Fast Retailing Co Ltd (FR), the operator of casual clothing chain Uniqlo, plans to roll out 10 new stores in the country by 2014, as part of its expansion here.
GroupsMore, which is part of US group deal-of-the-day website Groupon, hopes to reach 80 per cent of the local e-commerce retailers by the end of 2011.
Organic consumer product manufacturer, wholesaler and retailer Alive Group plans to venture into the restaurant business in June this year as it looks to expand its reach.
Stride Rite, a US brand specialising in children's footwear, has made its way into Malaysia and plans to open five stores in various locations in the Klang Valley by the year-end.
Revenue from Malaysia is projected to grow by a tenth to about RM450 million next year, says Fonterra Brands's managing director for Asia, the Middle East and Africa
The maker of plus size women's wear would like to take the brand to Indonesia and Mongolia via franchising rather than have the brand retailed within a department store
When Stellar Retail Sdn Bhd, the master franchisee here for British department-store group Debenhams announced its re-entry into Malaysia 11 months ago, many were sceptical about whether it will be successful.
Retailers in Malaysia are pleasantly surprised by the good showing thus far and expect to finish 2010 by expanding 7.8 per cent that will translate into RM76.5 billion in total sales.
WINTER wear and accessories company, Universal Traveller, plans to set up another six outlets in Malaysia and is hopeful of entering the Indonesian market next year.
London-based international skincare expert Rodial Ltd plans to expand its presence in Asia and increase regional share by venturing into the Malaysian market.
Malaysia's leading direct-selling firm Amway (Malaysia) Holdings Bhd (6351) plans to spend more than RM5 million to set up four retail stores next year in major towns, to help bolster its presence in the market.
Besides being a place to watch live football telecasts, Sports Kopitiam offers board games and is located in the syariah-compliant De Palma Hotel Ampang
The macrobiotic diet retailer and restaurant operator is looking at a possible opening of a lifestyle centre in Malacca and Kuantan, says its managing director
TCRS Restaurants has received enquiries from many countries, including eastern Europe, and there's enormous potential there, says its managing director
The double levy implementation on foreign workers will increase the cost of operations for the retailers, service providers and manufacturers, says the Malaysian Retailer-Chains Association
Esso Malaysia Bhd (Esso) (3042) and ExxonMobil Malaysia Sdn Bhd (Mobil) have launched their latest Smiles promotion designed to help ease customers' financial burden amid the high costs of living during the current global financial turmoil.
The Malaysian Retailer Chains Association (MRCA), which has 200 members with 6,000 outlets nationwide, expects retail sales to grow by 5-8 per cent in 2010, after contracting 2-3 per cent last year.
NEW YORK: He arrived as a trainee in a restaurant in Kuala Lumpur to learn the ropes of cooking Malaysian food and get a first-hand exposure to the intricacies of Malaysia’s food culture.