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[Crain's New York Business] - Consider, for example, Brian Buchwald, who just received a $2.2 million seed round for his company Bomoda, a subscription site for Chinese consumers to purchase luxury goods. Mr. Buchwald was an executive vice president at NBC Universal responsible
Chinese tourists flocking to NY — for the shopping deals
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Forget the sites — Chinese tourists visiting the greater Big Apple area last year came for the price. The most frequent New York stop in for travelers from China was the upstate Woodbury Common mall, according to Brian Buchwald, CEO of Bomoda, a consumer intelligence company. Since shopping ...
Asia A-listers take their seat on fashion front row | Fox News
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Arriving at a Christian Dior fashion show in Paris surrounded by a gaggle of photographers and minders, Korean star Gianna Jun quickly eclipsed the already...
Alibaba's Singles' Day sales surge 60 percent to $14.3 billion -...
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However, the event could be risky for brands, said Brian Buchwald, CEO of consumer intelligence firm Bomoda. “If you're a new brand to the market, you don't want to train your consumer to wait for a sale but you also need to use this holiday to break in with a top spending consumer,” Buchwald said.
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