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Stashd Featured on China’s Largest English Speaking News Channel

  • Published October 26, 2016 10:33AM UTC
  • Publisher Wholesale Investor
  • Categories Company Updates

24th October 2016, CCTV By Lui Kai

Australia is urging its businesses and companies to think innovatively when considering China. That’s because China is in the midst of shifting from an economy that relies on manufacturing – to one that encourages innovation. Economists say that shift is opening up a world of possibilities for quick-thinking entrepreneurs from down under.

The key to Jess Wilson’s success came from an observation about the way she and other 20-something-year old consumers were being treated.

“I found that millennials weren’t being spoken to the right way when it came to shopping on your mobile so it’s something that I personally wanted.” Jess Wilson, founder of Stashd said.

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China’s economy shift attracts Australian focus

Reporter: Liu Kai 丨 CCTV.com

10-25-2016 14:53 BJT

Australia is urging its businesses and companies to think innovatively when considering China. That’s because China is in the midst of shifting from an economy that relies on manufacturing – to one that encourages innovation. Economists say that shift is opening up a world of possibilities for quick-thinking entrepreneurs from down under.

The key to Jess Wilson’s success came from an observation about the way she and other 20-something-year old consumers were being treated.

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