Jing Daily
Is Grey the New Black? President Xi Is China’s New Fashion Icon
Chinese President Xi Jinping's naturally-looking, gray hair may lead to a change of attitude toward aging among Chinese people. Read More
As Troubled Western Luxury Brands Cry ‘Blame China,’ We Look Deeper
Apple follows Tiffany & Co., LVMH, and Richemont as firms that since October have specifically invoked problems in China’s economy for their lower-than-expected results or growth forecasts. Read More
Analytics for WeChat Mini-Programs: Where Do We Stand for Performance Tracking?
31Ten – WeChat Mini Program Analytics v1.pdf Read More
Reports of Prison Camp Labor in China May Shake the Fashion Industry
Reports of prison camp labor sent an alert to international fashion brands who manufacture in China to keep track of their supply chain system. Read More
What Does Crazy Rich Asians’ Lackluster Box Office Returns in China Mean for Luxury Brands?
The hope that Crazy Rich Asians would spur the massive conspicuous consumption in China that its characters engage in proved unfounded. Read More
CyberPunks & Shopaholics: HK Researcher Tofugear Analyzes New Chinese Buying Behavior
In China, Gen-Zers are on their mobile phones more than eight hours a day. Millennials complain on social media if they get bad customer service. Read More
