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SupChina Women’s Conference: How Women Are Shaping the Rising Global Power
SupChina is hosting its third annual SupChina Women’s Conference in New York on May 20. It’s a conference about business, technology, and finance in the U.S.-China sphere with an all-female lineup of star panelists. Here is your opportunity to learn from, network with, and be empowered by the CEO of Thrive Global and founder of ... Read More
For Stakeholders, China Presence is Crucial, Revenue is Not
Success in the China market can be incredibly elusive for a host of reasons, whether it be a fundamental misunderstanding of Chinese consumer culture or the support different Chinese state bodies give to domestic firms. Read More
WeChat Campaign Spotlight: Tiffany & Co. Learns Meaning of Love from Chinese Fans
As Tiffany & Co. moves up the ranks in popularity for gifting in China, the jewelry brand prompts its romantic Chinese fans to consider what love really looks like to them. Read More
Mobile Campaign Spotlight: Michael Kors Launches Stickers on Chinese Photo-Sharing App ‘In’
The monkey keychain Michael Kors debuted in its Chinese New Year collection has been traveling the world thanks to a collaboration with a popular Chinese photo-sharing app "In." Read More
What Yoox and Net-a-Porter’s Merger Means for China’s Luxury E-Commerce Market
The deal struck between the two luxury e-tailers has one eye on China, but the Chinese market remains a challenge. Read More
Bain: China’s Luxury Revolution Calls For Omnichannel Approach
As China's luxury shoppers seek out new platforms to purchase an increasingly diverse number of brands, retailers must embrace digital developments in order to keep up with the changing market. Read More
Asia’s Chinese Tourism Winners For 2014: South Korea And Japan
As many Southeast Asian countries saw slumping Chinese visitor numbers due to political strife, China's travel boom benefited several East Asian destinations in 2014. Read More
China’s Anti-Graft Campaign Shows No Signs Of Slowing For 2015
As the Chinese government gears up for a continued anti-corruption campaign in 2015, luxury labels are coping with a wide variety of methods. Read More
Interview: DFO Showroom Supports Up-And-Coming Fashion Brands’ China Debut
As niche brands become increasingly popular with China's fashionistas, small independent labels are rushing to Shanghai in hopes of being a hit with buyers. Read More
5 Top China Luxury Market Predictions For 2015
From e-commerce to spending patterns, Jing Daily takes a look at what 2015 has in store for China's luxury market. Read More
