How China’s Wealthy Online Shoppers Buy Depends on Where They Live
Wealthy Chinese luxury consumers have demonstrated huge regional differences when it comes to what they buy online, according to a recent report by Tmall. Read More
Chinese Menswear Brand Septwolves Acquires 80 Percent Stake in Karl Lagerfeld China
Chinese menswear brand Septwolves will acquire a major stake in Karl Lagerfeld China, reflecting its ambitions to expand in the accessible luxury business. Read More
Alipay Apologizes for Copying WeChat and Luxury Mooncake
Today in China, people are talking about luxury brands serving Mooncake, Alipay's apology to Tencent for copying and more. Read More
What Is Driving Luxury E-Commerce Smuggling Scams?
Smaller e-commerce companies present themselves as more trustworthy than the bigger platforms in regard to authenticity but struggle to stay competitive. Read More
In Attempt to Lure Chinese Millennials, Michael Kors Collaborates with Huabei Credit
Michael Kors is the first luxury brand to work with online credit system Huabei, whose motto, "enjoy first and pay later," is a draw to Chinese millennials. Read More
The Luxury Rivalry Between Alibaba and JD.com: What You Need to Know
Alibaba Group and JD.com have ramped up their efforts to woo international luxury brands over the past few years; here is what you need to know about their competition. Read More
China’s Youngest Female Billionaire Zhang Zetian Appointed to Board of JD Finance
Today in China, people are buzzing about Zhang Zetian being named to the board of JD Finance and Hong Kong streetwear icons battling on Instagram. Read More
Here are the Top 8 Most Livable Cities in China
In a recent report released by The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), Hong Kong is the top most liveable city in China, but only 4th in Asia. Read More
30 Chinese Designers to Take Stage at Major Fashion Shows Internationally This Year
30 emerging and veteran Chinese fashion designers including Vivienne Tam and Lanyu will host shows at fashion week in New York, London, Milan and Paris. Read More
Report Says Chinese Men Spend 24 Minutes Grooming Daily, Signaling Market Opportunity
Chinese men spend an average of 24 minutes on their daily grooming routine, signaling a growing market for male skincare. Read More
