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China’s Daigou Shoppers Hit Fashion Weeks to Build Credibility With Clients
As crackdowns on counterfeit goods shake up their business, daigou shoppers are turning to the runways to win Chinese consumers' trust. Read More -
Average Chinese Tourist Spending is Declining, But It’s Not All Bad News
As international tourism is becoming increasingly accessible for less affluent Chinese consumers, average spending among Chinese tourists is dropping. Read More -
5 China Luxury Market Predictions for 2017
From the anti-corruption drive to global luxury spending patterns, see what China has in store for the global luxury industry in the coming year. Read More -
China Gets Tough with Cross-Border E-Commerce and Customs Control
China's abruptly introduced new tariff policies and heightened customs inspections are causing major confusion among both brands and consumers. Read More -
Can China’s Government ‘Repatriate’ its Citizens’ Luxury Spending?
Duty-free shops and customs crackdowns are among the Chinese government's efforts to cut down on the massive luxury gray market. Read More -
Jing Daily Launches New Report: China’s Online Gray Market and Counterfeits
As the online sale of gray-market and counterfeit items remains a critical issue for the luxury industry, Jing Daily's report details what brands need to know (and do). Read More -
Bain: Chinese Luxury Spending Shifts Further Abroad with 2% Domestic Decline
Bain & Company's latest report on China's luxury industry finds that consumers continued to spend more abroad and less at home in 2015. Read More -
Ask Hung Huang | China’s Massive Luxury Price Gap
This week, columnist Hung Huang answers readers' questions related to enormous price differences between luxury goods in mainland China and abroad. Read More -
5 Predictions for China’s Luxury Industry in 2016
From fakes on Alibaba to the anti-corruption campaign, we've rounded up our predictions about what lies ahead for luxury in China in the coming year. Read More -
Will China’s Government Put an End to Daigou Sales?
New tariff cuts and a crackdown on daigou agents are aimed at keeping Chinese shoppers from buying luxury off the gray market. Read More
