Glyn Atwal
What the Shanghai Lockdown Means for Luxury
Luxury is betting that consumers will return to malls with a vengeance. But the latest lockdowns could be a catalyst for change with longer-lasting effects. Read MoreInclusive Marketing Matters in China
Luxury can’t avoid the increasing significance of diversity. In China, an increasing number of brands have embedded it within their marketing. Read More5 Tips for Navigating Hard Luxury in China
Hard luxury is back with a bang. But this momentum reflects a dynamic that is disrupting traditional brand-consumer relationships. Read MoreIs Hip-Hop the New K-Pop for Luxury Brands in China?
In China, K-pop is viewed as a more natural fit for luxury than hip-hop. Jing Daily explores why companies should not write the style off prematurely. Read MoreHow New Balance Found Its Stride in China
As the sports apparel market in China grows, a host of global brands are trying to grab a bigger slice. Here, we explore how New Balance has done just that. Read MoreWith Burnout on the Rise in China, How Can Brands Offer Help?
Chinese citizens undergo a lot of stress. But younger generations have started openly acknowledging their growing anxiety levels — and brands must, as well. Read More4 Trends Shaping the Future of Shopping Malls in China
While it feels as if online shopping platforms are replacing them, shopping malls still play a crucial part in the luxury industry. Read More3 Sectors That Have Massive Potential With China’s HNWIs
The substantial growth of household wealth in China has created emerging opportunities for luxury brands. Here are three categories bursting with potential. Read MoreWhy Luxury Will Turn to Big Data in 2022
In 2022, the best luxury brands will move into the future and ensure success by fostering their company’s most valuable intangible asset: data. Read MoreThe Rise of China’s Alpha Women
The female economy is booming in China, and most of its growth overthe next decade will be driven by Alpha female consumers. Read More