Since the beginning of this year it has been selling train sets to China via the Internet in an experiment aimed at transforming the way it does business. By Bruce Gilley . It's only been around a few months but they're already convinced they've found the right recipe. And the analysts seem to agree. By Michael Vatikiotis in Hong Kong.
Analysts say the store was simply too big to succeed.
But Tang is not deterred. He still says it's just a matter of time before Shanghai Tang becomes a global brand. By Joanna Slater. For months, South Korea's second largest and most indebted chaebol, Daewoo, had put off painful reforms. Naturally, scepticism abounds.