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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

As part of a branding change for its UK branch, the Chinese clothing label replaces its British designers with a China-based team. Read More

The fashion brand known in China for its down coats and 11,000 stores continues its global expansion with a foray into the U.S. market. Read More

From CEOs to fashion designers, Jing Daily reviews its top interviews of the year. Read More

Luxury is sparse on a new list of the top 100 Chinese brands, but there are several key strategies brands can take to gain a competitive edge (and they're not bad suggestions for foreign brands either). Read More

“The majority of Chinese consumers still prefer Western brands..." Read More

A recent survey shows a low American opinion of Chinese brands, but some of China's luxury companies are stepping up efforts to find a place in the international market. Read More

As Bosideng's London flagship approaches the one-year mark, the company's CEO reflects on the brand's overseas direction. Read More

China's more seasoned, globetrotting tourist-shoppers aren't only showing up at London luxury landmarks. Increasingly, the most discriminating of the bunch are seeking out more innovative multi-brand retailers, specialized stores, and up-and-coming labels. Read More

It may not be a household name in London quite yet, but the Chinese menswear label Bosideng is tackling the market by underplaying its "Chinese-ness" and enlisting the help of respected designers Nick Holland and Ash Gangotra. Read More