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How Lane Crawford’s ‘Unique’ Business Model Defies China’s Anti-Graft Drive
Lane Crawford President Andrew Keith explains how the retailer's "self-gifting" status means its sales haven't taken a hit from China's corruption crackdown. Read More
Liquor’s Loss Is Red Wine’s Gain For China Austerity Drive
Red wine remains a bright spot for alcohol sales in China as an ongoing anti-graft crackdown hits the sector hard. Read More
LVMH’s Scaled-Back China Strategy Earns 8 Percent Mainland Growth
The conglomerate reduced lower-tier store openings and de-stocked spirits as part of its strategy to cope with China's 2013 luxury slowdown. Read More
France Government Official: Don’t Worry About French Luxury Sales In China
Luxury sales in China remain a matter of national importance for France, which has much to gain from Chinese consumers' continued interest in the country's haute brands. Read More
Chinese Net Users’ Ultra-Luxe Watch Searches Surge 58 Percent
Swiss watch exports to China may have declined in 2013, but you wouldn't know it from the growth in Chinese internet searches for Haute Horlogerie brands. Read More
Chinese Luxury Hotels Brace For Another Rough Year
Five-star hotels favored by China's bureaucrats are faring the worst in China's crackdown on corruption, but boutique locations are doing fine with a trendier clientele. Read More
Luxury Gifting By China’s Wealthy Plummets 25 Percent
Hurun's annual survey finds that China's high-net-worth individuals scaled back big time amidst the government's austerity campaign. Read More
Jing Daily’s China Luxury Brief: January 16, 2014
Welcome to Jing Daily’s China Luxury Brief: the day’s top news on the business of luxury and culture in China, all in one place. Read More
Jing Daily’s China Luxury Brief: January 3, 2014
Welcome to Jing Daily’s China Luxury Brief: the day’s top news on the business of luxury and culture in China, all in one place. Read More
China’s Masstige Market Heats Up As Luxury Cools
Although growth was slow in China's luxury market this year, "accessible" luxury still managed to sell. Read More
