Retail
Off-White Sanlitun Beijing Shutters, Foot Locker’s Hong Kong, Macau Stores To All Close
While some brands plan on expanding their Greater China store footprint this year, others are giving up and closing down. Read More
Could the Middle East Be The ‘New China’ For Luxury Brands?
Luxury brands are no strangers to the Middle East, with the likes of Dubai and Abu Dhabi establishing themselves as high-end magnets in recent decades. Read More
Shein Wages Court Battle Against Rival Shopping App Temu
Shein is accusing rival ecommerce app Temu of making “false and deceptive statements” against it. Here’s a look at the battle unfolding between the e-tailers. 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
With Fuzhou Store Opening, Is China’s Duty-Free Retail About To Flourish Outside Of Hainan?
China Duty Free Group plans to open a major duty-free store in second-tier city Fuzhou. How will the move impact China’s duty-free retail landscape? Read More
Wow!Dragon Gets Arty, A.Society Plant Pots, And Yvmin x Shushu/Tong: China Collabs Of The Week
This week, we analyze how smaller collaborative drops might not necessarily be a bad move to connect with new fans and local subcultures. Read More
Chinese Gen Z Want Exclusivity And Local Retailers Are Listening
A rising number of Chinese retailers are launching their own brand collaborations, driving consumers to stores and leveraging cultural capital. Here’s why the trend isn't slowing down. Read More
Are Pop-ups The Future Of China’s Travel Retail Experience?
With pop-ups becoming a tourist attraction, how can brands play along? Here, Jing Daily decodes luxury pop-ups’ new purpose in 2023. Read More
Are Brands Ready To Reconnect With Chinese Travelers In 2023?
As China reopens its borders, travel retail is set to resurge. But how can brands leverage the new dynamic and cater to rapidly changing preferences? Read More
Amid A Sea Of New Competitors, How Is Alibaba Preparing For 2023 And Beyond?
Alibaba’s Taobao and Tmall account for 53 percent of the e-commerce market, but fierce domestic and international competitors are gaining ground. Read More
