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McKinsey: The Luxury Goods Industry During And After Coronavirus
Amid the coronavirus, luxury-goods companies must take action to “navigate the now,” plan for the recovery, and shape the future. Read More
Rebound Strategies for US Luxury Brands
COVID-19 has hit US luxury brands hard, but the resulting disruptions and lengthy economic hardships need a novel rebound strategy. Read More
Stefano Ricci on Serving China’s Uber Rich
Jing Daily caught up with Filippo Ricci, creative director at Stefano Ricci to understand the brand's strategy in conquering the Chinese market. Read More
The Italian Agency That Brings Luxury To and From China
The Camera Nazionale della Moda (CNMI) Italiana has been working hard to uphold these cultural values and promote Italian fashion across global markets. Read More
Culture Marketing Is the Secret Weapon for Success in China
Fashion brands need new marketing approaches to meet the needs of the more discerning Chinese consumers. The approach requires Culture Marketing. Read More
World Consumer Rights Day is Back. Prep Your PR Team
On March 15, a nationally televised TV show will call out shady business practices by consumer brands. With this year's focus on "quality consumption", who will be exposed, and how… Read More
Trending in China: ‘Leaked’ Beach Pictures of Zhang Zetian, the Face of JD Fashion
Today in China, consumers are talking about Zhang Zetian's seaside getaway photos and Gogoboi's new appointment as Vidal Sassoon's brand ambassador. Read More
Trending in China: Chinese Government Report Says Gucci Bags Failed Quality Test
According to a government report, the bags of many luxury brands, including Louis Vuitton and Gucci, have issues with quality. Read More
Trending in China: Released Photos of Zhang Zetian, Face of E-Commerce Giant JD
From Lu Han's new L'Occitane campaign to released photos of the face of JD.com, here are what Chinese consumers are buzzing about on social media today. Read More
Furla Stays Focused on China Expansion While Luxury Scales Back
Furla CEO Eraldo Poletto is confident that playful Italian lifestyle is in high demand among Chinese consumers and says remaining exclusive is key to staying afloat in the industry. Read More
