Tech
Can Crypto Save China’s Diamond Market?
Diamonds have not caught the attention of Chinese investors because they tend to lose their resale value. But that could change thanks to cryptocurrency. Read More
What China’s Changing ‘996’ Culture Means For Luxury
Although China has outlawed excessive overtime, burnout culture continues to prevail. As more youth “lie flat” in protest, how should luxury brands respond? Read More
How JD.com Is Luring Luxury Brands Back
China issued rules to prevent monopolistic behavior from internet firms. As such, luxury brands will no longer have to choose between Tmall or JD. Read More
Stephanie Fung Attracts Young Chinese HNWIs With NFTs
Glenfiddich partnered with designer Stephanie Fung to co-launch a limited-edition NFT fashion collection — the perfect choice for young HNWIs in China. Read More
Why Bilibili Is the New Beauty Battlefield for Chinese Gen Zers
During the pandemic, most brands had already launched Douyin or WeChat channels. But now there’s another platform they cannot ignore: Bilibili.com. Read More
Will Instagram’s New Translation Tool Win Over Chinese Consumers?
Key Takeaways: With their focus squarely on China’s usual social media suspects of WeChat, Weibo, Douyin, Xiaohongshu, and others, global brands often dismiss Instagram as irrelevant to their Chinese marketing… Read More
Does Beijing’s War On Big Tech Help Or Harness China’s Internet?
Beijing heightened its war on tech titans, improper data use, and unfair competition on Tuesday, August 17, but is it a good move in the long run? Read More
Get Ready For China’s ‘Omnichannel 2.0’ Economy
With innovation moving at a breakneck pace, elite luxury brands must now master China’s complex new "online-to-offline 2.0” economy. Read More
Does Ultra-Luxury Have a Digital Future in China?
Thanks to the success of Tmall’s Luxury Pavilion, luxury brands feel better about selling their most expensive products through digital channels. Read More
Will Beijing’s Gaming Crackdown Affect Luxury?
Louis Vuitton and Burberry both released online games and NFTs, respectively, but will they align with Beijing’s latest regulatory crackdown on the tech sector? Read More
