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As Chinese fashion brand MO&Co. moves into the London market, it has set its sights on succeeding where other Chinese brands have failed. Read More

With a record year of overseas mergers and acquisitions by Chinese companies, here are 10 ways investment in the luxury sector is helping fashion and hospitality brands expand in the China market. Read More

Coach may be struggling in the North America market, but China's accessible luxury boom is still a significant source of growth for the American brand. Read More

With plans to make China Furla's biggest market within five years, CEO Eraldo Poletto talks to Jing Daily about the brand's appeal with the rising Chinese middle class. Read More

Classic American leather goods and lifestyle purveyor Coach may be in a North American slump, but its youth-centered branding efforts in China have given it a new edge and strong growth numbers. Read More

Jing Daily was on the scene in Hong Kong to cover Topshop's star-studded flagship opening, where a company representative noted that mainland expansion plans are in the works. Read More

Armani's China initiatives, including store openings and e-commerce, have paid off despite the country's slowing retail growth. Read More

China's luxury market is too diverse to be thought of as a monolithic whole, argues columnist Michael Zakkour. Read More

As the emerging fast fashion industry grows at a more rapid pace than China's established luxury market, British label Topshop joins multiple affordable labels breaking onto the scene. Read More

Following the grand opening of its first Hong Kong flagship exclusively for watches and jewelry in February, Giorgio Armani diffusion line Emporio Armani is setting its eyes on the Mainland. Read More