Retail
Luxury Brands Face A New Retail Dilemma In China
Facing waning consumer enthusiasm and unpredictable COVID lockdowns, luxury brands are re-examining their China market strategies. Read MoreWith Joyce’s Central Flagship Store Closure, What’s The Future For Hong Kong Retail?
Hong Kong luxury retail has been savaged by protests and COVID-19, but a closer look shows that it’s not all doom and gloom. Read MoreWhat’s Plaguing Shanghai’s Old School Malls? It’s Not Just COVID-19.
As Hang Lung Properties' sluggish Shanghai performance shows, challenges are plaguing luxury malls. What’s next for China's shopping meccas? Read MoreChina’s High-End Malls Are Now Welcoming Emerging Designers
Chinese designer brands Shushu/Tong and Short Sentence are making their foray into high-end malls. Does this mark a coming of age for homegrown labels? Read MoreBalenciaga Brings ‘Raw’ Aesthetic To New Chengdu Store
From revamped interiors to exclusive products, Balenciaga’s new flagship store in Chengdu offers an elevated retail experience to lure consumers back. Read MoreDecoding Ralph Lauren’s New China Strategy
Ralph Lauren unveiled a new store in Chengdu and the first Ralph’s Bar in China. How has the corporation built its key city ecosystem approach? Read MorePenfolds, Richemont, And Burberry Turn Out For Hainan Expo
Luxury brands in the fashion, beauty, wine, and spirits categories showed up for the second China International Consumer Expo in Hainan Province. Read MoreFour Trends From China’s Outdoor Leisure Boom
Mainlanders’ love affair with the great outdoors shows no sign of slowing. Jing Daily analyzes four trends from this market boom. Read MoreJay Chou’s New Single Gives Boost to LVMH’s La Samaritaine
Jay Chou’s latest video, featuring La Samaritaine, has racked up over 90 million views. Will Chinese tourists now flock to the Paris department store? Read MoreIsetan Becomes the Next Victim of China’s Challenging Retail Landscape
Isetan, formerly known as one of the trendiest department stores in Asia, is closing two locations in China. Does this spell a bleak future for retailers? Read More