Trump Administration to Ban TikTok and WeChat on Sunday
The Department of Commerce has confirmed in an announcement that the Chinese apps TikTok and WeChat are a threat to national security. Read More
How Luxury Watchmakers Make Themselves Relevant To Chinese Shoppers
Jing Daily's weekly analysis of the very latest digital luxury brand campaigns from the likes of Michael Kors, Croquis, and Tmall. Read More
Despite NYFW Going Digital, Brands Struggled to Connect to China
The theme of NYFW was the positive transformations that have emerged from the pandemic, but connections with Chinese audiences were few and far between. Read More
IMG Deal Will Bring US Designers To A Huge Chinese Audience
A deal between IMG and Tmall to digitally amplify American designers’ collections across China is sure to tip the fashion industry even further eastward. Read More
Trending Brands on Chinese Reality Shows: Luxury’s First Steps
From partnering with major e-commerce platforms to signing up the hottest young celebrities, China has transformed how luxury brands position themselves. Read More
How Should Luxury Brands Pick The Right Video Account Platform In China?
In China, social media platforms are currently fighting over the video-sharing realm. Jing Daily explains which ones are right for your luxury brand. Read More
How China’s Silver Lining Saved Salvatore Ferragamo
COVID-19 hurt Salvatore Ferragamo’s performance in the first half, but the brand projects an upswing for the second half of the year, especially in China. Read More
Does A Strong Recovery Mean A Grown-Up Economy For China?
The latest figures for industrial production in China indicate a strong recovery, with its unemployment rate now standing at 5.6 percent. Read More
Luxury Brands Have Only Scratched The Surface of China’s E-Commerce
China's e-commerce system thrived during China’s coronavirus lockdown, showing that the luxury market has a promising future with many more possibilities. Read More
Can Shenzhen Become The New Doorway To The West?
Shenzhen continues to prosper as a tech and luxury hub. But will the “Silicon Valley of China” ever leave Hong Kong’s shadow? Read More
