Adina-Laura Achim

There is a talent shortage in the luxury industry, but companies in China have been pioneering new ways to train and recruit new business leaders. Read More

Pet ownership in China has skyrocketed, and as the number of affluent individuals surges, a pet has become an additional symbol of social class and status. Read More

For heritage brands in China communicating a brand’s legacy without overexposing the brand in the digital sphere has become a continuous struggle. Read More

Many affluent Chinese consumers are moving past simply acquiring products, and instead are investing in services that provide the best quality of life. Read More

For high-end luxury brands, exhibitions are a smart approach in China that blend an emotional experience while organically adding value to the brand. Read More

What challenges does Cha Ling, a local Chinese beauty brand backed by LVMH, need to conquer in order to gain market share from international beauty brands? Read More

Hermès popularity in China is undeniable. Here, Jing Daily analyzes the distinctive elements that helped transform Hermès into a success story there. Read More

Many of today’s younger high-net-worth Chinese consumers are shifting their priorities from ‘ownership’ to ‘access’ and are investing in quality healthcare. Read More

Beyond urban, high-net-worth Chinese, heritage brands have not grasped the importance of mobile wallets for the rest of China. Read More

Baby boomers, including China’s Silver Foxes, have been an underserved market for fashion brands. Is the tide about to turn on this lucrative segment? Read More