Avery Booker

Like many luxury stores, Harrods has had an eye on the China market. But now they're putting down roots in the mainland for the first time. Read More

After an extremely complicated 2019, Western luxury brands are looking for some sense of stability or certainty in the China market in 2020. Read More

China’s second-hand luxury market is driven by younger consumers eager to get their hands on items snapped up during the country’s “luxury glut.” Read More

Luxury brands in China were buoyed this year by the aforementioned efforts by brands to adjust pricing to be more in line with European or Japanese markets. Read More

With Chinese companies spending the last decade acquiring international brands, it’s looking likely that 2020 may mark a turning point for overseas M&A. Read More

Legacy jewelers in China need to take a page from their foreign competitors and figure out how gold can appeal to younger consumers — and quickly. Read More

LVMH and Kering are set to deepen their rivalry with strategic acquisitions that will have far-reaching implications, particularly in the China market. Read More

This kind of crackdown, which predominantly targeted American brands, is common for foreign brands in China around times of high international tension. Read More

Leading European retailers are now offering easier payment options, like WeChat Pay, to entice more Chinese tourist to shop on their travels aboard. Read More

As the gap narrows between international and mainland China pricing, more and more Western luxury brands are increasing their prices there. Read More