Search Results: cross-border
JD.com Looks to Post-Brexit UK for Cross-Border Fashion Sales
After launching its cross-border "British Mall" platform around the time of the Brexit vote, e-commerce giant JD.com sets its sights on London's fashion scene. Read More
Mei.com Merges Virtual Reality with Fashion as it Launches Cross-Border E-Commerce
The e-commerce site hosted a high-tech celebration in Shanghai to kick off its "916" online shopping festival and the start of its cross-border channel. Read More
Report: Cross-Border E-Commerce Set to Reach a Quarter of All Chinese Consumers by 2020
A new report predicts that cross-border e-commerce demand is set to skyrocket in China despite the government's recent tax hikes. Read More
China Gets Tough with Cross-Border E-Commerce and Customs Control
China's abruptly introduced new tariff policies and heightened customs inspections are causing major confusion among both brands and consumers. Read More
China’s Online Shoppers Spend 176 Percent More per Purchase on Cross-Border E-Commerce
A new Nielsen survey looking at cross-border e-commerce in China finds that online shoppers are willing to splurge on items from overseas. Read More
Bruce ChiLee IPA: China’s First Cross-Border Collaborative Craft Brew
Fresh off its joint effort with Beijing's Great Leap Brewing, Shanghai's Boxing Cat Brewery has teamed up with renowned Danish brewer Mikkeller for "Bruce ChiLee IPA," China's first cross-border craft… Read More
Does Luxury Need Daigous Post-Pandemic?
China’s $52-billion Daigou market has been hurt by COVID-19. But with new opportunities presenting themselves, can the industry create a brighter future? Read More
Is K-Beauty’s Reign Coming To A Close?
Amorepacific's affordable beauty brand Etude House is closing shop in China, showing retailers just how competitive the country’s beauty market can be. Read More
How One Brand Tapped Into China’s Booming Duty-Free Market
Although it tanked elsewhere, China’s travel retail market benefited from the relaxation of duty-free limits and the country’s luxury appetite. Read More
