SINGAPORE - As more measures to contain the spread of the coronavirus start to keep people off the streets and stuck at home, it seems the time has arrived for e-commerce to shine.
For sure, online businesses too have not been spared in the global retail decline. In an industry where beauty and apparel businesses are built on people having places to go and people to see, brands here have had their share of slowed sales.
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