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Baidu And Qunar Unite To Cash In On China’s Travel E-Booking Boom
As Chinese travelers turn away from travel agents in favor of booking online, Baidu hopes to profit from the trend with a major Qunar investment. Read More
Baidu Users Care More About High Luxury Prices Than Fake Goods
According to new data released by search engine Baidu, "price" is the most common search term for online luxury searches thanks to China's high tariffs. Read More
Baidu Set To Shake Up China’s Online Travel Market
Online travel giants Qunar and Ctrip may have another major player vying for booking dominance when a Baidu noncompete agreement expires. Read More
4 Chinese Internet Companies Betting On Mobile Wealth Management
As the Chinese government looks to allowing more types of companies to receive banking licenses, tech giants WeChat and Baidu are looking to move into the industry. Read More
4 Ways Luxury Brands Can Harness The Power Of China’s Top Search Engine
Attendees at the China Connect "Baidu Masterclass" in Paris earlier this summer gained a wealth of knowledge about Chinese search giant Baidu's vast marketing opportunities. Read More
Jing Daily’s China Luxury Brief: July 16, 2013
Baidu's foray into the mobile market, a reported luxury exodus from the Bund, and Inter Parfums' new license deal are among today's top stories. Read More-
Apple’s Not Off The Hook Yet In China (And Isn’t Going To Be)
Although Apple appears eager to put last month's controversy over warranty issues and discrimination far behind it, the Chinese government may have other plans if the prior experiences of foreign companies such as Google are any indication. Read More 
China’s Latest Ad Ban A Blessing In Disguise For Luxury Brands?
For the past week, Beijing's latest edict banning luxury advertisements on official radio and television stations, as well as billboards, has gotten industry observers all atwitter. Read More
China’s Online Music Market Is Moving…Say It Loud!
More than ever before, in the next year we are going to see important developments in the China online music market. Read More
If You’re Not Online In China, Forget About It!
In a country where brands have been known to place income over ethics, shoppers rely on peers, not brands, for honest product feedback. An endorsement from a fellow shopper can be the difference between buying Rick Owens or Dolce & Gabbana. Read More
