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Richard Xia, Novelship

29-Jul-21 10:00

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Flipping sneakers have been a viable business for decades. According to Statistica, a company specialising in market and consumer data, the overall global resale sneakers market is forecasted to reach a value of US$97.8 billion by 2024. In Asia, Novelship is known to be the fastest-growing marketplace for sneakers and streetwear. After just two years into the business, they have achieved their first US$1 million monthly revenue milestone despite the recent pandemic.

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Presented by: Richard Bradbury

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Categories: Film, Music, Personal Finance, Investments, Financial Literacy, Young Finance, Personal Development, Entrpreneurship

Tags: sneakers, streetwear, sales, sneakerhead,

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