Consumer
When Chinese Millionaires Give Gifts, What Brands Win?
A study by Hurun Research Institute released last week showed that the favorite gift-giving brands of 465 Chinese millionaires in 2018 included Cartier, Chanel, and Dior. Read More
3 Trends Fueling China’s Luxury Design Boom
A shift in how millennials and Gen-X consumers live is fueling a high-end design boom in China. Read More
How Brands Are Missing Opportunities with Wealthy Chinese: Ruder Finn/CSG Report
Jing Daily had a deep conversation with Ruder Finn and Consumer Search Group on what are missing opportunities for luxury brands in 2019. Read More
Navigating Luxury In China: Advice From The Front Line
Fashion marketing experts share insightful learnings from a recent event discussing the luxury market in China. Read More
China Slowdown a Bigger Concern Than Trade War for Luxury Markets: BCG
Boston Consulting Group said the potential slowdown in Chinese demand is vital in determining the trajectory of the global luxury market in the medium term. Read More
7 Reasons Why Luxury Can’t Rely on the Chinese Millennial Market Growing
A new report from a Chinese research agency questions whether the millennial market in China is a sustainable revenue source for luxury brands. Read More
How Brands Can Unlock China’s Gen-Z Spending Power
A new report by data intelligence company Kantar Group in collaboration with Tencent Holdings offers fresh insights into China’s Gen-Z shoppers. Read More
China’s New Health & Fitness Influencers Promote Body Positivity
Fitness has been a rising focus for the KOL community in China thanks, in part, to a nationwide push for healthier lifestyles. Read More
Chinese Consumers Becoming More Discerning: Nielsen and Vipshop
While many brands and e-tailers are feeling the pinch from the Chinese economic slowdown. A new report finds a silver lining in China's smaller cities. Read More
Chinese Men’s Surprising Online Shopping Lists
Chinese men -- particularly younger men -- are interested in fashion and cosmetics. With sales booming, brands need to take notice of their preferences. Read More
