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How JD.com Is Luring Luxury Brands Back
China issued rules to prevent monopolistic behavior from internet firms. As such, luxury brands will no longer have to choose between Tmall or JD. Read More
Niche Fragrances Are Winning Over Young Chinese Consumers. What’s Their Secret?
The China market offers one of the world’s most compelling opportunities for any fragrance brand, but understanding market nuances is key. Read More
Winning China’s High-Spending Cultural Consumer: The Future Of Luxury
The China conversation has shifted away from millennials and toward Gen Z. But brands, institutions, and organizations that want to stay ahead of the curve must look beyond generational demographics… Read More
Get Ready For China’s ‘Omnichannel 2.0’ Economy
With innovation moving at a breakneck pace, elite luxury brands must now master China’s complex new "online-to-offline 2.0” economy. Read More
Is Pop Mart’s Gravy Train Grinding to a Halt?
China’s collectibles market has exploded over the past decade, driven by millennial and Gen Z demand for limited-edition designer and art toys. Read More
How Givaudan Sniffed Out Success In China
Jing Daily caught up with Maurizio Volpi and Yaling Li of the fragrance company Givaudan to see how they are adapting to China’s perfume market. Read More
Why Bling Never Went Out Of Fashion
Jing Daily outlines why bling will remain in style in China and should even be considered integral to luxury brand offerings. Read More
What Brands Need to Know About China’s Patriotic Perfume Boom
Young Chinese aren’t just looking for novelty perfumes; they also crave scents and imagery that evoke a sense of their Chinese identities. Read More
Will Luxury Brands Stand By Idol Kris Wu After Teen Sex Allegations?
Chinese Canadian pop star Kris Wu is embroiled in sexual assault allegations. How will luxury brands respond to the scandal? Read More
Note To Luxury Brands: Don’t Spoil The Plot!
With the hashtag #DramaIreSyndrome hitting 110 million views on Weibo, are luxury TV seedings starting to become a bad idea for brands? Read More
