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Adidas Is Selling Reebok. Will Chinese Buyers Swoop In?
Adidas announced plans to sell or spin-off its underperforming Reebok brand. Can China seize its growth opportunity and revive it? Read More
Angelica Cheung Eyes Homegrown Talent As Sequoia Capital’s New Partner
Angelica Cheung’s new role at Sequoia Capital China as a venture partner promises greater opportunity for China’s homegrown talent and international brands. Read More
Why Storytelling Is The Key To Luxury’s Hi-Tech Future
The concept of New Retail has crisscrossed the globe. But now, it’s morphing into an even more powerful retail ecosystem run by functional storytelling. Read More
M&A Predictions for 2021
From beauty growth to tech innovation, Jing Daily asked the luxury experts which key trends will be driving new deals in 2021. Read More
Future Tech China: Branded Games and Social Are Why Alibaba Fails Where Tencent Thrives
The games known as MOBAs (Multiplayer Online Battle Arenas) excel at content-commerce, and they also happen to be one of the two things Tencent is best at. Read More
Are Suning Group’s Money Woes A Concern For China’s Online Retail?
All the shares of one of China’s largest retailers, Suning Holding Group, have been pledged to Alibaba’s Taobao to secure a loan. Read More
These First-Time Luxury Buyers Are Shaping The Market
Gen-Z luxury buyers are the product of China’s rising middle-class. But will this teenage generation become a golden ticket for luxury brands? Read More
Launchmetrics Moves into China with PARKLU Acquisition
The acquisition of influencer analytics platform PARKLU by Launchmetrics illustrates the fashion industry’s reliance on the China market. Read More
Is Chanel’s Offline Strategy Paying Off in China?
The luxury brand Chanel simply refuses to go digital. But with limited stores in China, how much longer can this strategy keep working? Read More
Chinese Owners Bring International Brands to Double Down on the Market
With an inward-facing consumer market, international brands acquired by Chinese companies have intensified their focus on in-country marketing activities. Read More
