china luxury retail

As Dolce & Gabbana opens its revamped flagship boutique amid Hong Kong’s retail slump and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, what is the brand really after? Read More

Takashimaya became the latest instance of a foreign retailer who failed to keep up with the quickly-evolving new retail landscape in China. Read More

In China, selling to millennials and generation Z means selling to digital natives who will interact with the brand mainly digitally. Read More

As Chinese consumers are seeking a closer connection to brands, a growing number of smaller e-commerce platforms are joining Alibaba and JD.com in their push into omni-channel retail. Read More

Luxury retailers in China can prevent shoplifting by installing cameras, hiring security staff and tagging items with alarms. Read More

The mid-year online shopping festival from Tmall's rival made major leaps in transaction volumes for luxury and sports apparel, luggage, and watches. Read More

China’s e-commerce boom is gradually turning the Middle Kingdom into a country filled with invented festivals, like Sunday's "618," that feed shopaholics. Read More

China's e-commerce giant is buying more stakes in offline stores in an effort to merge online shopping with a brick-and-mortar experience. Read More

With sales in Greater China on the rise, French luxury leather goods maker Hermès is set to debut a store in China's second-tier city Changsha. Read More

Alibaba is partnering with brick-and-mortar retailers in an effort to change the retail experience consumers in China are currently familiar with. Read More