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The challenge is finding a company that's not too big or too small, too local or too global, and smart in the precise areas where you need help. Read More

Chinese consumers make up the biggest portion of visitors to luxury watch brands' global online stores, but poor website optimization and a lack of connections to retail stores in China mean many are missing out on the opportunity. Read More

China’s renewed appetite for haute horlogerie is summed up by the country’s rapidly growing number of visits to luxury watch websites. Read More

Despite taking a hit from China's ongoing anti-corruption campaign, a new report finds that high-end hotels remain more popular than ever with Chinese consumers. Read More

The group's China general manager tells Jing Daily about his firm's marketing strategies as China's luxury "consumers are becoming more mature." Read More

“Luxury brands, retailers and financial institutions are in need of actionable insights allowing them to make the right decisions and improve their competitiveness,” says Digital Luxury Group's CEO on the acquisition. Read More

A report released yesterday by Digital Luxury Group states that China's most-searched brand is Chanel, a label more popular with women than with men. Read More

Focused on the global handbag market, the 2012 WorldHandbagReport does delve into a couple of valuable China-specific pointers. Read More

The first installment of the World Luxury Index covers more than 400 brands within six key segments (fashion, beauty, jewelry, cars, watches and hospitality), indexing based on inputs using top search engines such as Google and Baidu. Read More

According to a new report by the Digital Luxury Group, a digital market research firm specializing in the luxury watch industry, demand for luxury watches in China has overtaken the United States for the first time. Read More