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Is Guangzhou the Future of Luxury in China’s Bay Area?
Thanks to smart economic policies and an advantageous location, Guangzhou has become the top shopping choice for many Chinese customers. Read More
5 Ways Luxury Brands Can Win China’s ‘Common Prosperity’ Push
China’s “common prosperity” push has forced luxury brands to adapt to a “new normal.” Here are five ways they can adapt to this new environment. Read More
As China’s Tech Stocks Tumble, Luxury Feels the Heat
With US-listed Chinese tech stocks down — alongside China’s COVID-19 surge — Jing Daily explores what’s on the horizon for luxury. Read More
What Underpins JD.com’s New Competitive Strategy?
JD.com recently showcased its ambition to become China’s top e-commerce option by partnering with the CMG gala. What does this mean for Alibaba? Read More
Why Supply Chain Disruptions in China Signal a Rough Retail Market
Supply chain disruptions due to COVID-19 are weakening retail sales in China. How will the country adapt? Read More
In China, Tech Stocks Tank as Luxury Brands Scramble
Western and Chinese investors are dumping Chinese tech stocks in 2022, which is bad for luxury brands. But can the Spring Festival help? Read More
Why Guochao Is So Important To China’s Cultural Consumers
There has been a strong uptick in interest in Guochao products over the past two years, but will that momentum continue through 2022? Read More
Bilibili’s Never Been Hotter, So Why Are Its Shares Sliding?
Bilibili's success comes at a price, with the platform struggling to offset the cost of wide-ranging digital marketing and user acquisition efforts. Read More
Alibaba, Farfetch, and Lauder: China’s Still Good to Some — But Not All
Chinese tech stocks face investor pushback despite a strong sales quarter. Meanwhile, for Estée Lauder, a bounce-back came from the West. Read More
What Secoo’s Decline Says About China’s Luxury Market Today
With China remaining a rare bright spot for luxury brands, Secoo should have been well-positioned to benefit. But that has not been the case. Read More
