Headline From China

Cartier will collaborate with China's most influential cultural institution Palace Museum to co-host a special art exhibition at Meridian Gate. Read More

Chinese e-tailer JD.com denied an online rumour claiming that an employee committed suicide after being laid off by the company. Read More

Burberry has shut down four retail stores in Shanghai since August 2018, according to a report by the Chinese fashion news site No Fashion. Read More

Starting on April 1st, China will reduce VAT (value added tax) for import companies from 16% to 13%, and the cross-border tax will be lowered as well. Read More

MAC Cosmetics requested Kaola to stop selling their products, disclose the sources of products, and destroy its inventory. Read More

Hermès China denied that customers need to make regular purchases before becoming eligible to buy one of its signature handbags. Read More

Supreme Italia, which is the copycat of the real luxury streetwear brand Supreme from New York, opened its first retail store in Shanghai on March 6. Read More

Hong Kong actor Shawn Yue, who is the brand ambassador for Tommy Hilfiger in China, had the largest influence on consumer purchases in Q4 2018. Read More

Chinese tourists, who had been spending big on luxury products when traveling abroad, are now becoming more budget-conscious. Read More

Parisian police arrested six daigou agents from China, accusing them of money laundering, drug trafficking and tax evasion. Read More