Zach Coleman

Tip of the hat to the @MoFoLLP headline writer https://t.co/IAKo7nYNvk

RT @kyleichan: You have to be amazed by the sheer audacity of some Chinese entrepreneurs. Here’s a Chinese startup getting ready to produc…

'Ne Zha 2' has its sights set on 'Titanic', as @wata_suzu @imnormgoh report https://t.co/lB62xyk3Bl https://t.co/kObstmMqq2

'Ne Zha 2' has had a lot of big openings but a spotty international run overall so far, reports @wata_suzu https://t.co/lB62xyk3Bl https://t.co/FZxyRcKRlP

"Ne Zha 2" has racked up some huge numbers, but in terms of Chinese-language movies playing to audiences outside China, it's still got a ways to go https://t.co/lB62xyk3Bl https://t.co/JAFBbmggWj

As with "Ne Zha 2," Chinese blockbusters haven't gotten far outside the mainland https://t.co/lB62xyk3Bl https://t.co/ceukE2Q9Ge

Neither China’s film industry nor any other in Asia has ever before produced a hit on the scale of Ne Zha 2's $2.14 billion box office. Yet international viewers remain inconsequential to its total take, report @wata_suzu @imnormgoh https://t.co/lB62xyjvLN

RT @maxwalden_: South Korean Starbucks outlets have banned customers from using the names of the country's presidential candidates — or the…

7-Eleven is the only convenience store chain that's a big player in both Japan and US. But it's greatest potential lies in new markets, observers say https://t.co/gh77FBhNfE https://t.co/k3yExlEloF

The U.S. is 1 of 9 markets in which 7-Eleven & Circle K compete head-to-head -- and together with Hong Kong and Macao, the only places where the pair are the two largest players https://t.co/gh77FBhNfE https://t.co/EsGryhEgQS

Next week, the leadership of Seven & i will face shareholders for the first time since the Canadian parent of Circle K tabled a takeover offer last summer. Will executives of the 7-Eleven operator be grilled on their counterplan for the company's future? https://t.co/gh77FBhNfE

RT @GearoidReidy: Not a good look award: amid historic surge in rice prices, Japan's agriculture minister says he's never bought rice in hi…

Constructing luxurious new hotels in London, Istanbul & Yangon amid the COVID pandemic was not a financially winning strategy for Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, owner of the Peninsula brand. New CEO Benjamin Vuchot now has to fill up the chain's rooms https://t.co/tx3KUvDw2C https://t.co/LwZyr6oni7

Benjamin Vuchot, a native Parisian who spent the last three decades working with European luxury conglomerates, is now charged with leading Peninsula Hotels out of a lingering post-COVID funk and the hangover from an unfortunately timed expansion drive https://t.co/tx3KUvDw2C

Indeed, doughnuts may be much bigger in Tokyo than say Hong Kong or Shanghai, but as with Randy's, the new Krispy Kreme by Tokyo Station sadly only offers cold Original Glazeds (no 'hot & fresh') before 10am, though it opens at 7am

Jeffrey J. Hall 🇯🇵🇺🇸 @mrjeffu

Randy's Donuts, a famous donut restaurant chain from California, is opening its first Japanese location in Tokyo. Unlike its American branches, you won't be able to eat these donuts in the early morning. It doesn't open until 11AM and closes at 7PM. https://t.co/OnReuBDAc1

Still, notable that Tajikistan would be 'legalizing' likes at a time Asian nations like Thailand are locking up folks over their 'likes' of others' social media posts...

Joanna Lillis @joannalillis

#Tajikistan decriminalises posting "likes" on social media posts - but it's hard to imagine this means a let-up in the ongoing and constant harsh crackdown on dissent https://t.co/Dp3nwuxTUJ

RT @GearoidReidy: Nothing in Japan used to be as clean as it is now, which is why I hate the "we can't have nice things like Japan, being c…