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In China, it seems like a paradox that Western manners could become important during a period of growing nationalism, but that's exactly what's happening. Read More

Feng Mao, the new high-end online joint venture between Alibaba and luxury monolith Richemont gives Chinese consumers to the world’s leading luxury brands. Read More

With Western brands focusing on sales within China, there is a growing demand for executive education to help brands navigate this complicated market. Read More

Chaumet, the French jewelry company, hopes to connect with a younger Chinese consumer by working with Liu Yifei, who’s staring in Disney's Mulan. Read More

Ever since Versace’s t-shirt gaffe this week, the list of Chinese ambassador defections seems to grow daily. R3’s June list sheds some light on newcomers. Read More

China's second-largest e-commerce platform JD.com opened its first-ever offline luxury experience center in Beijing. Read More

Richemont-owned luxury brand Alfred Dunhill is primed for expansion in the Asia Pacific travel retail market. Read More

For leading luxury groups, the ongoing political unrest in Hong Kong means an uncertain prognosis and concerning position. Read More

China’s economic growth continues to slow, as the trade war with the United States drags on with the potential to adversely impact the luxury sector. Read More

Even if the vast majority of luxury purchases are still in stores, online plays a vital role in influencing those purchases. Read More