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| | | | | Google makes the Top 10 Olivia Parker The brand is extremely popular with Asian consumers—for more than just its search capabilities. Could it be the future No. 1 brand in the Top 1000? | | | Fast fashion brands wearing it well with consumers Olivia Parker Relevant, reactive, iconic: big high street fashion names have found ways to integrate themselves into consumers' hearts and wardrobes, even as tastes shift towards more premium brands. | | | | | | | Cannes, culture and the state of Chinese creativity Matthew Keegan China is frequently accused of lacking innate creativity, and homegrown campaigns rarely do well at Cannes. But are China's next generation of digital-obsessed creative hotshots cultivating—or killing—great imaginative work? | | | | | | | |
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