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Tripled Profit Not Enough to Satisfy JD.com Investors in Q3
Despite a huge increase in net profit in the quarter, JD.com's Q3 earnings missed revenue estimates, disappointing investors. Read More
Luxury Brands Doubled Down on Singles’ Day, and Succeeded
As Singles’ Day has evolved and the Chinese luxury market has bloomed, the presence of, and approach taken by luxury brands have changed significantly. Read More
The Future of Luxury: First Comes the App, Then Comes the Store
As Chinese consumers are seeking a closer connection to brands, a growing number of smaller e-commerce platforms are joining Alibaba and JD.com in their push into omni-channel retail. Read More
WeChat Uses Mini-Programs to Enter Livestream Shopping Arena
Livestream shopping is a growing trend in China, and one that Tencent has been slow to embrace. Can it catch up through WeChat mini-programs? Read More
The 5 Major Digital Trends in China’s High-end Retail
Here are the five most important digital transformation trends that adopted by the high-end department stores in China in 2017. Read More
Booming Chinese Luxury Outlet Launches own E-Commerce Platform
Florentia Village is expanding its brick-and-mortar presence in China, but it’s also ramping up its digital touch points to keep up with luxury’s online growth. Read More
The Chinese Company Quietly Becoming a Major Luxury Retailer
Once a Shenzhen electrical meter manufacturer, Hemei is quickly acquiring the distribution rights for major luxury brands, and the means to sell them both online and offline. Read More
Naughty or Nice? Rating Luxury Brands’ Christmas WeChat Campaigns
Many luxury brands launched Christmas campaigns for the Chinese market on WeChat. However, only some are good for goodness’ sake. Read More
8 Great Luxury WeChat Campaigns to Cash-in on Singles Day Shopping Craze
Here are eight Singles Day WeChat campaigns conducted by luxury fashion brands in China that have caught Jing Daily's attention. Read More
‘See Now, Buy Now’ Meets Singles’ Day Frenzy in China
The ‘See Now Buy Now’ fashion model seems to have fared much better in China than in the United States or Europe thanks to Alibaba. Read More
