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The Parisian luxury conglomerate Kering Group is accused in a federal lawsuit of falsely labeling its China-produced eyewear as having been 'Made in Italy.' Read More

With tourism to other European countries stalled for a variety of reasons, Italy has jumped at a unique chance to lure Chinese consumers to their shores. Read More

The Parisian luxury brand recently admitted that their $850 Triple S sneaker is no longer being made in Europe. Not everyone was upset. Read More

A Kering spokesperson told us that the luxury group plans to fight this suit in court. Read More

Six Chinese jewelry companies are ranked by Deloitte to be among the global top 50 luxury goods firms, along with LVMH, Kering, and Estee Lauder. Read More

As locales across Europe vie for Chinese visitors, Italy is the first country to receive a special China Tourism Academy-approved designation for its efforts to welcome them. Read More

Going against the decades-long trend of lower-priced Chinese imports flooding the US market, a growing number of American manufacturers, fashion brands and family-run wineries are looking to China's luxury consumer as a new and important target market. Read More

It's clear that China's shoppers are fans of American brands like Coach, Ralph Lauren, Levi's and Tiffany & Co., but for smaller brands, particularly those made on a smaller scale in the US, opportunities are opening up in the Chinese market as well. Read More

With commentators around the world weighing in on what 2012 will hold for the luxury industry in China and the country's still-booming art auction market, it pays to take a step back and look at some of the major trends that took shape in 2011. Read More

As China's billionaires delve into the secondary luxury market, an increasing number are turning an eye towards "Made-in-China" yachts. Read More