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Luxury Counterfeiters Target Chinese Designer Brands. Can They Fight Back?
With the cost and risk of counterfeiting products from leading luxury houses rising, high-end homegrown designer brands have become their latest targets. Read More
The Dangerous Rise of China’s Luxury Bargain Hunter
China’s flourishing luxury market has created a whole new luxury consumer segment — the luxury bargain hunter — but are they hurting luxury brands? Read More
Why Water Isn’t Just Water When It’s Chanel
A bottle of water averages around $2.50. Yet, here’s why Chanel’s No.5 L’Eau was $75 — and why that was too little. Read More
How Will the US Trade Imbalance with China Hurt the US Economy?
The trade imbalance between China and the US continues to grow but business is still healthy between the two superpowers. So, what’s the problem? Read More
Will China’s Big Tech Crackdown Affect Luxury
Alibaba’s internet browser has been removed from various Chinese app stores, an escalation of the conflict between Big Tech and Beijing. Read More
“Democratic” Luxury: It’s Not Because It’s Affordable That It Will Sell
Affordable luxury, on paper, has promising growth potential. The reality, however, is that the segment is likely to continue to lag. Read More
Why Luxury Must Ditch “Aspirational” To Survive
A lesson from Telfar and its popular luxury approach. Read More
Taking Advantage of Multi-level Marketing MLM in China
Multi-level marketing, or MLM for short, is growing in popularity in China. But it’s also a tightly regulated space, so how do brands take advantage of it? Read More
What a Trump Win Would Mean For Luxury
As America gears up for its November election results, Jing Daily looks at the impact a Trump vote would have on the luxury industry. Read More
How Chinese Tech Builds Trust, Part III: Why Targeted Advertising Is Broken
In China, hyper-targeted advertising has been substituted with greater complexity, and there is never a straightforward answer to the question. Read More
