Follow Us
Advertise
About
Events
Daily Brief
Search
Industry Sectors
Art & Auction
Beauty & Health
Fashion
Food, Wine, & Spirits
Investment & Real Estate
Watches & Jewelry
Louis Vuitton and GQ China Reimagine Fashion Show Marketing in Shanghai
Why Chanel’s Big Chinese TV Snub Should Concern Any Luxury Brand
Why Is Hermès Thriving In China Despite COVID-19?
Qiu Shuting: Her Coming-Of-Age Before and After COVID-19
Market Trends
Consumer
Policy
Retail
Why China Is Teaming Up With Russia To ‘De-Dollarize’
Are Sales Associates The New Luxury KOLs Post-COVID-19?
Why Are Chinese Travelers Not Buying At The Airport?
What Would a Possible Antitrust Investigation into Alipay and WeChat Pay Reveal?
Creative
Architecture & Design
Culture
Marketing & Branding
Mulberry’s New Marketing Approach in China Might Not Be Enough
How to Earn Brand Loyalty From Chinese Gen Z
Loewe’s Content-Commerce Approach is the Winning Luxury Strategy for the 2020s
Bilibili Wants to Help Brands “Sparkle” With Content
Jing Travel
Tech
E-Commerce
Mobile
Social Media
Tencent Seeks Greater Share Of China Tech Market
Can Meituan Go From Delivering Groceries to Delivering Luxury Products?
How JD.com Leveraged New Technologies To Overcome COVID-19
China Gets Closer to Supply Chain of the Future
Reports
Buy Reports
Reports Library
Author
Jeena Sharma
Investment & Real Estate
Why Chinese Investors are Buying into the Global Luxury Sector
October 9, 2018
|
Share
China's investors have been putting money into the global fashion market, becoming majority stakeholders in brands like Wolford, Lanvin, Bally, and others.
Read More
News
Industry Sectors
Market Trends
Creative
Jing Travel
Tech
Reports
Events
About Us
About
Jobs
Team
In the Press
Write for Us
Contact Us
Advertise
Follow Jing Daily
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Pinterest
Instagram
RSS
Jing Daily on WeChat
Key stories and trends shaping China's luxury market delivered right to your inbox!
Close
