Adina-Laura Achim

The "democratization of luxury" has led younger, global consumers to view luxury differently — and brands must adapt to meet their needs. Read More

Amazon has made it a habit to copy Alibaba's business ventures lately, but their most recent attempt — an online luxury platform — seems ill-fated. Read More

Many brands have been hurt by the lack of spending in China during COVID-19 but are hopeful it will return once it ends. The reality is more complex. Read More

Luxury sellers have seen their sales dwindle in China thanks to COVID-19, but there are short-term and long-term actions to take to improve their outlooks. Read More

As inequality is on the rise so too is consumerism and a desire for luxury products. Jing Daily looks at what connects the two. Read More

In light of the coronavirus, travel restrictions have been implemented. But are they harming international destinations more than they're helping them? Read More

Skin labs are the hot beauty trend in China, but the big brands are finding tough competition from local brands armed with high-tech beauty accouterments. Read More

China’s roughly 33 million surplus men, commonly referred to as Guanggun or “bare branches” have become a powerful consumer base for global luxury brands. Read More

As younger Chinese consumers turn increasingly nationalistic, the American business community fears that this newfound patriotism could be weaponized. Read More

As the coronavirus spreads, the impact can be felt in logistics and shipping. Jing Daily looks at the sector to analyze where losses will be felt. Read More