Headline From China

Last week, two Italian menswear brands Ermenegildo Zegna and Canali announced their partnerships with China's second-largest e-commerce firm JD.com. Read More

Chinese government's crackdown on daigou during the past Golden Week is the beginning of China's plan to completely wipe out personal daigou shoppers. Read More

The Hong Kong-listed Chinese technology company Meitu revealed an AI-powered feature to its core selfie-enhancing product on September 29. Read More

American luxury label Marni announced it has cut prices by an average of 5 percent to 10 percent in China's retail stores. Read More

China's leading apparel company Semir Garments will take a stake in the parent company of the American luxury brand Jason Wu. Read More

Prestige jewelry brand Tiffany is likely to open its 1st e-commerce store in China in 2019, said a senior executive during an interview with Chinese media. Read More

Two luxury brands, including Hermès-owned Shang Xia, launched official stores on JD.com's Toplife this week. Read More

JD.com's recent internal anti-corruption movement targeted employees from luxury, fashion, beauty, logistics, and finance. Read More

China's biggest e-commerce company Alibaba is going to host its first-ever fashion runway show in Hangzhou, China, on September 13, as an integral part of the company's annual "Maker Festival". Read More

Consumers are growing sick and tired of fake influencer marketing content on social media sites, an op-ed by Jiemian states. Read More