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Robinsons to reopen as online mall on June 24

Robinsons to reopen as online mall on June 24

Robinsons to make comeback as online mall on June 24

SINGAPORE - After exiting Singapore in January, 163-year-old retailer Robinsons will make a comeback as an online department store. In a statement on Thursday (June 10), the iconic mall announced that it was acquired by wholesale supplier Canningvale Australia this month. The newly independent Robinsons Department Stores Online has already hired two former Robinsons' employees and will employ Singaporeans to.

The Last Christmas

12 01 2021 Robinsons, which shut down over the weekend, had a long association with Christmas and had Singapore dreaming of its very first white Christmas in 1949. Robinsons’ last Christmas, 2020. For a while, Christmas in Singapore wouldn’t be Christmas without a visit to Robinsons. The store a long time Singaporean retail institution, which had a strong link with the year end season of cheer, had its long and eventful history brought to a sad end when it shut its doors for good on 9 January 2021 – just a few weeks short of its 163 birthday. Robinsons – building it occupied at Raffles Place from 1891 to 1941, prior to moving across the square to Raffles Chambers.

End of an era as Harrods closes in Malaysia

End of an era as Robinsons closes in Malaysia Adrian David © Provided by New Straits Times Many customers rushed to the stores in droves upon hearing the news of Robinsons’ closure, hoping to snap up last minute bargains causing massive lines outside the stores.- NSTP/FATHIL ASRI. KUALA LUMPUR: They managed to overcome both the first and second World Wars, the Great Depression, a fire, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (Sars) and the global financial crisis of the 1990s. Yet even a giant megastore like the 160-year-old Robinsons could not withstand the devastating effects of the global Covid-19 pandemic . Prominent chartered accountant, Datuk Robert Teo Keng Tuan, expressed his shocking sentiments at the recent closure of Robinsons in Malaysia and Singapore, which was a sought-after shopping store for aristocrats, sultans and even King Mongkut of Siam, who was then the most powerful ruler in Southeast Asia.

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