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How Brands Must Change For A New World Order
There will always be disruption, no matter the crisis. But the COVID-19 crisis will birth some specific changes that brands must be ready for. Read More
The Year Ahead: Luxury
The global luxury goods industry is poised to have the best growth year in more than half a decade, but how do brands extend that growth? And how do they continue it in a conscious way? That’s what CEOs and consumers alike want to know. Bloomberg’s second invite-only The Year Ahead: Luxury summit will focus ... Read More
China May Legalize Gambling on Hainan Island: Bloomberg
The move would pose a huge challenge to luxury properties and brands in Macau, while presenting a new opportunity that may prove even bigger. Read More
Movers and Shakers: Apple’s New China Senior Executive
In this week's highlights of movements in the luxury industry in China, Apple gets a new China region senior executive, and A&F launches Tmall store. Read More
China’s Tier 2 Cities Land On Global ‘Priciest Hotels’ List
A new Bloomberg price index finds that it's not just China's first-tier cities that have the world's most expensive hotel rates. Read More
China Rich Lists Offer Different Results But Similar Conclusions
The exact net worth of China's wealthy can be hard to pin down, but several recent reports agree on one thing: China’s rich are getting richer. Read More
Dalian Wanda Owner Wang Jianlin Rockets To Top Spot On China’s Rich List
Bloomberg concludes that the property magnate has upended Zong Qinghou as the wealthiest of China's wealthy. Read More
Godiva Shoots For 50 China Locations By End Of 2013
This week, Godiva CEO Jim Goldman talks to Bloomberg about his company's current footprint and plans for the market, noting that Godiva plans to have 50 locations in the country by the end of the year. Read More
The Art Newspaper To Publish In China
This past week, London’s The Art Newspaper announced that it has partnered with Beijing-based Modern Media Group to produce The Art Newspaper China under license from early 2013. Read More
China Luxury Demand Rallies, But What Does It Mean For 2013?
Following a significant dip in demand for some major luxury brands in China over the past six months, recent figures project a strengthening in the first quarter of 2013, even for beleaguered high-end watchmakers. Read More
