Search Results: Made in Italy
After Vineyard Acquisitions In France And Chile, Chinese Winemakers Targeting Italy, Australia, US, South Africa
Following acquisitions like the Chinese state-owned conglomerate COFCO's purchase of a 49-acre château in Bordeaux, it appears that China's thirst for wine has pushed its "big three" winemakers far beyond… Read More-
Auto News Roundup: OnStar Service Hits 200,000, BYD Making A Splash In The US, Buick’s Safety Recall, Subaru Italy’s Mao Ad
A roundup of news from the China automobile market, which includes OnStar's reaching 200,000 subscribers, BYD's plug-in hybrid making headlines in the US, Buick's safety recall of 230,000 vehicles, and… Read More 
Prada Group Is Investing in the Future
Prada’s sales performance has exceeded 2019 levels. Will the company meet its ambitious plan to reach $5 billion in revenue in the midterm? Read More
Can Chinese Designers Shine at Milan Fashion Week? Ask Hui
Chinese creatives starring role at the recent Milan Fashion Week proved that Italy has a serious interest in Chinese brands. Read More
CollaBrands: Ferrari’s Partnerships in Food and Fashion Fuel a Luxury Lifestyle Expansion
It is little wonder that Ferrari is working with some of Italy’s leading creative talents to expand into a fully developed lifestyle brand. Read More
How Will Biden’s China Policy Impact US Luxury?
Biden’s foreign policy looks similar to the previous one that blamed China for America’s economic problems, which will only keep hurting luxury brands. Read More
Should Luxury Brands Target Lower-Tier Cities?
In the past, luxury brands only focused their growth strategies on China’s colossal tier-1 cities. But now they’re looking well beyond Beijing and Shenzhen. Read More
Forget 2020: Here Are 21 Luxury Projections for 2021 and Beyond
The next decade in global luxury should see very strong growth in 2021 (and beyond) marking the start of a new roaring twenties. Read More
Can China’s E-commerce Platforms Save Italian Goods?
Italy and China are strengthening trade ties with e-commerce conglomerates, like Pinduoduo and Alibaba Group, in order to access Chinese consumers. Read More
UPDATE: Luxury Stores Are Reopening In France, With No Chinese Tourists In Sight
French luxury stores are reopening, but without their biggest spenders—Chinese shoppers. So, who can they turn to now? Read More
