Policy

As China pushes to regain control of the technology, companies are forced to question what this will mean for the development of Blockchain within luxury industries. Read More

Last week’s crackdown affected top social media platforms in China including Toutiao, Douyin and Weibo. That creates real disruption for brands trying to reach customers through KOLs online. Read More

London's West End remains one of the most popular overseas shopping destinations for Chinese luxury consumers, despite the cloud of Brexit and the rise of luxury shopping online. Read More

Poor e-commerce offerings and price-gouging in the casual luxury sector have left plenty of money on the table for online resellers. Read More

The trade war is likely to hurt Chinese consumer sentiment towards U.S. brands at a time when domestic brands are already elbowing for more room. Read More

In The Review, we round up breaking news discussed in our daily newsletter, The Daily Brief. Read More

The changes currently being enacted do not augur business as usual. Read More

It costs $412 to purchase a House of Hello handbag that is 99 percent the same as a Birkin bag. But what can Hermes do about it? Read More

On March 15, a nationally televised TV show will call out shady business practices by consumer brands. With this year's focus on "quality consumption", who will be exposed, and how should they respond? Read More

Alibaba refuted the United States Trade Representatives' 2017 "Notorious Markets" list, calling itself the victim of the Sino-American political tension. Read More