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From Apple to Aston Martin, the global luxury industry has its eyes on high-tech innovation thanks in large part to Chinese demand. Read More

A total of 150 top yachtmakers and other luxury brands are set to descend upon Dalian this June to sell the leisure lifestyle to over 14,000 wealthy Chinese attendees. Read More

Welcome to Jing Daily‘s Weekend Sound Bites: a rundown of what industry influencers were saying about the week’s top stories on the business of luxury and culture in China. Read More

With demand for luxury SUVs remaining strong in China despite a wider automotive slowdown, top automakers have been quick to cater to the whims of the Chinese SUV buyer. Read More

Joining fellow countrymen Aston Martin, Rolls-Royce and Bentley, the British luxury automaker Morgan made its debut in China last week at Beijing's Luxury China Show. Read More

Just a few months after Aston Martin CEO Ulrich Bez told media that his company was considering bringing its ultra-luxury Lagonda SUV Concept back into production, the British automaker has announced that it will indeed revive the nameplate, but will market the vehicle primarily in China. Read More

With the Beijing Auto Show in full swing, the world's luxury automakers have started to roll out new models, either designed for the China market, or with China's still-growing appetite for the ultra-luxury segment in mind. Read More

This week, Aston Martin announced a moved aimed at fueling greater awareness of its brand (and higher inland sales) with the hiring of Porter Novelli as its agency of record in China. Read More

Following the lead of Rolls-Royce, another British automaker, Aston Martin, has announced that it will debut its own China-focused "Dragon88" line at the upcoming Beijing Auto Show. Read More

Reflecting the automaker's desire to catch up to ultra-luxury competitors like Rolls-Royce and Bentley, this week Aston Martin unveiled its largest showroom in China, and its second in Shanghai, in the city's Pudong district. Read More