Julienna Law
Mango And Other ‘Masstige’ Brands Shutter After Struggling In China. Could The US Offer New Hope For Them?
Counting their losses in China, affordable fashion and beauty brands are recalibrating their business strategies and turning to the US for expansion. Read More
From Barbie To Bugs Bunny: After 10 Years Of Head-turning Designs, Jeremy Scott Leaves Moschino
Jeremy Scott, famous for his pop culture-heavy collections, has announced the end of his 10-year career as Moschino’s creative director. Read More
From Pariah To Darling? Fan Bingbing Returns To Spotlight At 2023 Oscars
Does Fan Bingbing’s appearance at Hollywood’s biggest event signal a reprieve for other stars who have fallen afoul of China’s tax authorities? Read More
Chinese Companies Are Chasing Southeast Asia Opportunities, But Success Isn’t Guaranteed
Southeast Asia is more than a tourist hotspot, serving as the launchpad for Chinese businesses as they venture overseas. But what challenges await in these emerging markets? Read More
Maia Active Apologizes After Telling Feminists To ‘Shut Up’ On Women’s Day
Maia Active’s recent post calling for the end of “extreme” feminism has rubbed netizens the wrong way. What are the lessons to be learned? Read More
China’s ‘She Economy’ Booms As Women Invest In Their Own Happiness
Jing Daily looks at one of the world’s most important consumer groups — Chinese women — and breaks down their spending habits. Read More
‘Unicornus Rex’: L’Oréal Combines Scale And Innovation To Defend Pole Position
While L’Oréal and Hermès outperformed competitors in 2022, Canada Goose struggled with COVID-19 disruptions in December, its key trading month. Read More
Why LVMH’s Acquisition Of Cartier From Richemont Is Unlikely
LVMH is reportedly looking to buy Cartier from Richemont but is being met with resistance. Here’s why an acquisition is unlikely to happen. Read More
JD.com Wages Battle Against Rival Shopping App Pinduoduo — But Is It Worth It?
JD.com reportedly is taking on rival e-commerce platform Pinduoduo by launching a subsidy campaign. But is this a wise move? Read More
Thailand Raises Prices, Issues New Entry Fees — And Chinese Tourists Aren’t Happy
Thailand is pinning its hopes of recovery on Chinese tourists. However, new entry fees and mixed travel experiences have tempered their excitement. Read More
