Search Results: COVID-19 pandemic
Rising unemployment, sluggish GDP: China’s post-pandemic recovery falters
Lackluster economic data indicates demand for goods and services is weak and points to lower-than-expected growth in the near future for China. Read More
Xiaohongshu’s 3 Key Post-pandemic China Consumer Trends
A new report by Xiaohongshu breaks down the psychology of Chinese shoppers, highlighting the values and influences driving them to the check-out button. Read More
Swarovski, Monica Vinader, And Other Demi-Fine Jewelry Brands Weather China’s COVID-19 Challenges
Catering to demand in the market between fine jewelry and fast fashion alternatives, demi-fine jewelry has seen rising popularity in China. Read More
What’s Plaguing Shanghai’s Old School Malls? It’s Not Just COVID-19.
As Hang Lung Properties' sluggish Shanghai performance shows, challenges are plaguing luxury malls. What’s next for China's shopping meccas? Read More
Government Crackdowns, Evergrande, and COVID-19 Dampen Luxury Boom
September was the worst month for luxury stocks since the pandemic hit. Is it due to luxury’s recent growth being unsustainable or something else? Read More
How Luxury Brands Can Succeed in China Post-COVID-19
COVID-19 has created societal challenges, but it has also been a golden opportunity for some. We look at five changes shaping luxury post-pandemic. Read More
5 Key Consumer Trends for the Post-COVID-19 Era
COVID-19 continues to transform the way consumers engage with luxury products. But which post-pandemic trends will stick around? Read More
Can Luxury Survive Another Year Of The Pandemic?
Thanks to the Delta variant, COVID-19 is lasting longer than most retailers expected. But how does that affect luxury brand strategies moving forward? Read More
How LVMH Beat The Pandemic
Many companies are still feeling the impact of the pandemic on their bottom lines, making LVMH's first-half performance even more remarkable. Read More
The Asia Pacific & Jewelry: Richemont’s Pandemic Bright Spots
COVID-19 has made jewelry more dominant while reshuffling Richemont’s regional mix, growing the Asia Pacific larger than Europe and the Americas combined. Read More
