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Wellness Is the New Luxury After COVID-19 for China
High-net-worth consumers in a post-COVID-19 China seem to have turned away from luxury fashion and toward self-care products and wellness services. Read More
WalktheChat: How to Assess Your Brand’s Potential in China?
WalktheChat's "How to Assess Your Brand's Potential in China?" webinar featuring cofounder Thomas Graziani will take place on Wednesday, May 27 at 10 a.m. ET. Read More
Can Luxury Brands Stand Out With Humor?
Brands have tried to use humor in their Chinese marketing, but it will only work if they first understand the comedy that is popular in China today. Read More
Why is Kuaishou Better Than Douyin For E-commerce Conversion & Social Engagement
Kuaishou and Douyin are the two largest short-video platforms in China. However, the two platforms have evolved quite differently. Read More
What is Driving Demand for the Sports & Fashion Combo in China?
As China wakes up to a healthier lifestyle, young Chinese consumers and KOLs are driving up the demand for new luxury fashion and sportswear combos. Read More
China’s Most Controversial Luxury Incidents in 2019
Jing Daily’s selection of the top 5 China luxury controversies in 2019, from Burberry’s Chinese New Year campaign to Versace and Coach's geography missteps. Read More
Did Dior x Stüssy Miss the China Mark?
The exclusivity of collaborations like Dior x Stüssy are not very common and should be widely promoted in the West and to China’s eager consumers. Read More
China Digital Conference Melbourne
A unique Opportunity to develop your China digital strategy Australia China Business Week provides unique opportunity for company engage or seek into the China market. Australia China Business Week is… Read More
Why Do Luxury Businesses Fail in China? Study the Data
Based on data analytics, Dr. Daniel Langer identified three reasons why some luxury brands' businesses have not yet taken off in China. Read More
Weibo Sees Jump in Revenues, Users Thanks to Broadcasting, More Ads
Chinese microblogging platform Weibo announced its fourth quarter and full-year 2018 earnings results on March 5 and benefited from active user growth. Read More
