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Beijing’s Sanlitun Shopping Area Suffers Major Safety Concerns
Sanlitun boasts top brands like Balenciaga and Givenchy, but a recent terrorist threat and violent incidents could harm its image as a shopping hotspot. Read More
Beijing’s Stylish Sanlitun Village Celebrates New Swarovski Flagship
The ever-growing roster of high-end retail shops at Beijing's Sanlitun Village can now add Swarovski to its ranks, with the recent opening of the leading crystal brand's newest China flagship. Read More
Fashion Footwear Brand, Catalog To Debut In Sanlitun Village
Catalog, a fashion footwear brand based in Hong Kong, will make its mainland China debut this month at Beijing's Sanlitun Village. Read More
Decoding Ralph Lauren’s New China Strategy
Ralph Lauren unveiled a new store in Chengdu and the first Ralph’s Bar in China. How has the corporation built its key city ecosystem approach? Read More
As Coach Moves Upmarket, Will Chinese Consumers Follow?
Coach has plans to raise prices in China as much as 20 percent. Will the move boost the handbag maker’s allure or alienate loyal customers? Read More
Another Brand Joins the K-Beauty Exodus From China
L’Oréal-owned 3CE Stylenanda is closing its Beijing location, leaving just two other stores in China. Is this a sign of the times for K-beauty? Read More
Ralph Lauren, Burberry Stay Optimistic Despite China Setbacks
Although China lockdowns weighed heavily on Q4 results, luxury brands are hopeful their ongoing strategies will deliver strong growth in the medium term. Read More
British Label A-COLD-WALL* Launches First-Ever Store in China
A-COLD-WALL* is opening its first store in China in Beijing's Taikoo Li mall. Will the move help the streetwear brand capture the domestic market? Read More
Luxury Brands Wake Up to the Booming Chinese Coffee Market
As China’s coffee shop market becomes increasingly competitive and sophisticated, how are luxury brands leveraging this opportunity? Read More
Will Chongqing Become China’s Next Big Luxury Hub?
Chongqing plans to offer 1 million yuan to brands that set up their first China store there. But is this enough to lure in luxury? Read More
