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China’s Billionaire Boom Nothing Short of a ‘Phenomenon’: UBS
China's billionaire population is on the rise, and it's a younger crowd than in other parts of the world, according to a UBS report. Read MoreConcierge Clubs Promise the World to Ultra-rich Chinese
From renting an island to dinner on an iceberg, for China’s ultra-rich, concierge clubs offer access to experiences money alone can’t buy. Read MoreWhat the Fashion World Needs to Know About Wendy Yu
Through her investment firm, Yu Holdings, Wendy Yu is becoming one of the most prominent investors in high-end fashion from China. Read MoreHow China’s “Spoiled” Second Generation Rich Help Their Parents’ Businesses
Wang Jianlin will not be giving his company to his disinterested playboy son, Wang Sicong. But in some cases, self-actualizing second generation rich really can transform their parents’ businesses. Read MoreLuxury Takes Center Stage in China’s Efforts to Boost Consumption
In China, the party is pushing for fundamental changes in social consumption structure, hinting at new incentives for stimulating domestic luxury shopping. Read MoreCan an “Autocratic” Chinese Owner Give Lanvin a Second Life?
Shaw-Lan Wang, Lanvin's major Chinese owner, has agreed to inject cash to support the dying fashion house by the year-end, but can she revive it, again? Read More3 Shopping Habits of China’s Mass-Affluent Men That Luxury Brands Need to Know
Here are three luxury shopping habits of young Chinese mass-affluent male consumers that luxury brands should be aware of. Read MoreWhat Does the Surge of Chinese Billionaires Mean for Luxury Economy in China?
The rapid expansion of Chinese billionaires in 2016 highlights the importance for luxury brands to capture the purchasing power of this demographic. Read MoreHere are the Cities the Richest Chinese Live in, According to Hurun
Here is a list of Chinese cities, ranked by Hurun Research Institute, where the country's ultra high net worth individuals living in. Read MoreChina’s Real Estate Market Slips in Global Ranking: Knight Frank
China's real estate market is losing the steam in the 2nd quarter of this year, according to Knight Frank's Global Residential Cities Index. Read More