Business Strategy and Planning

“Made in China” used to be shorthand for mass production, low price, and rapid scaling, and it didn’t have that much quality or branding value. However, with Trump’s tariff and shifting global dynamics, that tide is currently reversing, however, particularly among the world’s youngest consumers. As Gen Z increasingly takes center stage in global consumption,

Bencana alam seperti banjir, tanah runtuh, dan kejadian cuaca ekstrem bukan sahaja memberi kesan langsung kepada kehidupan manusia, tetapi juga memberi impak besar terhadap pasaran hartanah di Malaysia. Dalam tahun-tahun kebelakangan ini, kita telah menyaksikan beberapa kejadian bencana yang memberi kesan kepada nilai harga tanah dan hartanah di negara ini. Di tengah-tengah peningkatan bencana alam,

Unpredictable demand is one of the most common challenges that every small business encounters. In fact, according to the Financial Times, uncertainty is at an all-time high, driven by factors like economic shifts, global events, and changing consumer behaviors. For most small businesses with limited resources, sudden drops or spikes in demand can be overwhelming,

The internet is busier than ever, and going viral isn’t always beneficial. Businesses that receive massive attention, whether it be thousands or millions, can damage their reputation in an instant when it is done through controversy or gimmicks. However, if it is done in the right way, it can provide the brand with a substantial

Halal businesses are all about inclusivity. Everyone, regardless of their religion, can consume or use Halal products and services. This is because in Islam, halal products and services promote fairness, health, and sustainability. This means they can be enjoyed by Muslims as well as non-Muslims. Inclusivity has helped halal businesses grow through a larger and

The halal market is growing fast and is expected to reach $2.8 trillion by 2025. With the increasing Muslim population, there is a growing demand for halal products globally. Not only that, businesses, even non-Muslim companies, are obtaining halal certifications to meet this increased consumption. This comes from Muslim consumers and non-Muslims who seek ethical

We all have heard about people on social media, particularly influencers, who promote consumerism. In other words, they encourage their followers to buy the latest trends, must-have products, and exclusive items, often creating a sense of urgency and FOMO (fear of missing out). However, starting in early 2023, influencers and everyday users began to oppose