Policy

Here’s Jing Daily’s fast guide to stories that parse the potential impact of the escalating trade disputes on a variety of luxury markets and goods.  Read More

Louis Vuitton has become the first major luxury player in China to lower its prices following the government's cuts on import duties. Read More

NARS Cosmetics got caught up after inviting a Taiwanese celebrity infamous for a 2014 drug bust to its recent new product launch. Read More

China proposes a draft legislation to hold the country's e-commerce platforms ​liable for fraudulent goods sold by vendors on their sites. Read More

The ongoing trade war between the United States and China is likely to give a boost to Tiffany's revenues, according to an analyst report by Wells Fargo. Read More

Rich transportation links and richer disposable incomes suggest Xi'an might be the city of the future for China's luxury industry. Read More

BBC China reported luxury brands, Chanel and Prada, along with nine other international brands including H&M, Puma, and Fiat, continue to list Taiwan under the category of country or nation on their websites Read More

The new trademarks augur a widening of Ivanka Trump's offer in China from clothes and shoes to jewelry, bags, spa services, cosmetics, snacks, spices, and bleaching preparations. Read More

As Waldorf Astoria owner Wu Xiaohui is sentenced to 18 years in prison, what can luxury brands learn about choosing the right Chinese business partner? Read More

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