Market Trends
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China’s Elite Buying Private Jets For Business, Not Pleasure
Today's globetrotting entrepreneurs and executives are more likely to purchase aircraft as practical means of transport rather than as status symbols. Read More -
Hermès to Debut Store in Second-Tier Chinese City to Meet Surging Demand
With sales in Greater China on the rise, French luxury leather goods maker Hermès is set to debut a store in China's second-tier city Changsha. Read More -
China’s Geely Buys Iconic British Luxury Automaker Lotus
The prestigious sports car brand is now part of the portfolio of a Chinese car giant seeking global growth. Read More -
How Moody’s Downgrade Will Impact the Luxury Industry in China
Find out why Moody's recent downgrade of China's sovereign credit ratings may not have an immediate impact on the country's luxury industry. Read More -
These 6 Chinese Brands Made Deloitte’s Luxury Goods Power List
Six Chinese jewelry companies are ranked by Deloitte to be among the global top 50 luxury goods firms, along with LVMH, Kering, and Estee Lauder. Read More -
China’s ‘520 Day’ Puts Luxury Brands in the Mood for Love
From Cartier to Lancel, these are the luxury brands that launched love-themed WeChat campaigns over the past week to celebrate China's "520" Day. Read More -
Dior’s Controversial New Ambassador Notably Absent from Show
Christian Dior's controversial new China ambassador, Angelababy, was absent from the recent cruise collection show as debate about her raged on online. Read More -
This Chinese Billionaire Is Poised to Make a Play for Jimmy Choo
The British couture shoe brand Jimmy Choo is up for sale, and this Chinese billionaire is in a good position to buy it. Read More -
Chinese Millennials Spend More on Credit Alipay Report Says
A new study reveals that Chinese millennials have become accustomed to spending on credit, and pay on time, offering China's economy a boost. Read More -
China’s Rich Youth Use Mobile Apps to Buy Property Overseas
Concerned about weakening currency and poor air quality, China's wealthy millennials are using mobile apps to buy property overseas. Read More
