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Will Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty Take Off in China?
Two winning weapons of Fenty — star power and its message of diversity — have appeared to gain little traction in China’s vast mainland beauty market. Read More
Strategies to Attract Beauty Luxury Consumers
Global beauty brands that want to keep up with the changes in China and get ahead of the competition should consider these strategies. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Moschino Inks Deal with JD.com, and More
The Italian luxury fashion brand Moschino widened its e-commerce reach in China by officially launching on JD.com, the country's second-largest e-commerce platform. Read More
What AI Can Do for Luxury Brands: Interview
In an experience economy, luxury brands need to understand what artificial intelligence (AI) can really do to their businesses right now. Read More
LVMH Uses WeChat to Find Luxury Sales Stars of the Future
LVMH launched a WeChat Mini Program to attract student talent interested in working in the luxury and fashion industries in China. Read More
WeChat Leads the Future of Luxury Social E-commerce with Mini Program
Should luxury brands jump on this opportunity? And how can they use it to sell effectively? Here we summarize the key points of Azoya’s latest report. Read More
Swarovski Caters to Digital-Savvy Chinese Consumers with Omni-Channel Experience
The Austrian crystal producer Swarovski took its new AR store concept to Chengdu, hoping to attract Chinese consumers who make up its biggest market. Read More
Three Problems Overhanging Luxury Giant LVMH: Morgan Stanley
Ahead of LVMH's 2018 full-year results release, investment bank Morgan Stanley published a report analyzing the company's three downside risks. Read More
Jing Daily’s 8 Most Popular CEO Interviews of 2018
We interviewed various CEOs from luxury brands as well as local and international e-commerce companies to learn how they adapted amid uncertainties in 2018. Read More
The Top 8 Trends That Shaped the Luxury Industry of 2018 in China
2018 saw new tax laws, growing consumer debt, and an unprecedented trade war in China, all of which had Western brands scrambling to make adjustments. Read More
