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What to Expect from Chinese Spending Outside China in 2019
2018 saw intense change in cross-border China retail. Here's what to expect from Chinese outbound travel shopping habits in 2019. Read More
How China’s First E-commerce Law Will Shape E-tailers’ Future
Jing Daily spoke to experts in the fields of e-commerce and influencer marketing, as well as some of the sales platforms themselves, to find out. Read More
A Look at China’s Fickle but Affluent Gen-Z Consumers
China's affluent Gen-Zers have a somewhat contradictory view of themselves, a new report by Agility Research Group finds. Read More
Luxury in Limbo: 3 Daigou on Their Strategies Amid China’s Crackdown
Three daigou in Europe discuss the recent Chinese government crackdown and how it has affected their business as well as the effects on the luxury market. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Jail Time for Daigou, Singles’ Day Luxury, and More
A Chinese daigou that had operated a store on Alibaba's Taobao marketplace since 2013, was sentenced to 10 years in jail for tax evasion and smuggling. Read More
China Slowdown? Don’t Count Out ‘The Bling Dynasty’ Yet, Says HSBC
While global luxury stocks have taken a hit this month, HSBC's Erwan Rambourg says that the sector will continue to grow despite China's economic slowdown. Read More
As Chanel May Raise Global Prices Again, Will More Brands Follow Suit?
Chanel will reportedly increase prices of three classic handbags styles by six percent, effective November 1, 2018, globally. Read More
How Digital Tools are Helping Brands Reach Chinese Consumers
Luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Christian Dior and Gucci are using digital tools, such as WeChat and Weibo, to connect with Chinese millennials Read More
WeChat Has More Users Than China’s Entire Internet—But What’s Next?
WeChat Social Commerce Report 2018, released today by Youzan and Newrank, shows some surprising trends. Read More
Bad Timing: Tourists Brawl at Seoul Makeup Counter as China Set to Lift Travel Ban
Chinese tourists in South Korea were caught in a brawl over duty-free products, an untimely event given that Beijing is now vying an end to the travel ban. Read More
