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Challenges mount for UK luxury retail: Chinese student drop and ‘Tourist Tax’ dent confidence
Luxury retailers in the UK face a tough challenge: how to generate growth as competitiveness declines. Read More
K-pop’s return to China: A battle for relevance
With China having reopened, South Korean pop groups hope to make their mainland comeback. But are Chinese consumers still interested? Read More
Pride celebrations shrink in China, despite rise of pink yuan
Brands face the challenge of treading a fine line between adhering to government restrictions and engaging China’s large LGBTQ+ community through localized initiatives. Read More
Kering Sets Sights On New Beauty Division, China As Growth Drivers
Kering is looking to diversify its revenue by creating new mid- and long-term drivers. Will its big foray into beauty fit the bill? Read More
The Road Ahead: How Luxury Car Retailers In China Learned To Disrupt
Prestige car brands like Porsche and Tesla are redesigning showroom experiences by drawing inspiration from the world of luxury fashion. Read More
What China’s Cross-Platform Livestreaming Freedom Means For Luxury
Top anchors can now freely move between China’s live e-commerce platforms. How will the groundbreaking move benefit brands? Read More
Canada Goose Engrains ‘The New Luxury’ Concept In Its China Business
In just five years Canada Goose turned China into one of its largest markets. Larry Li, China President, shares their key strategic moves in China. Read More
How To Woo Big Spenders? LV, Chanel, And Dior Open VIP Salons At SKP Beijing
At Beijing SKP, Chanel, Dior, and Louis Vuitton have opened dedicated salons for their top VIP spenders. What’s the return on investment? Read More
China’s Lipstick King Returns After Tank Cake Controversy
After months in exile, Li Jiaqi is back on China’s airwaves. His broadcast drew over 60 million viewers in two hours and sold $17 million worth of goods. Read More
China-US Cult Brand Babyghost Bows Out
Babyghost — the pioneering cult streetwear label co-founded in 2010 by Josh Hupper and Qiaoran Huang — has closed, sending shockwaves through the local industry. Read More
