ecommerce

The market research firm eMarketer forecast China’s retail e-commerce sales is set to grow by roughly 27 percent to reach $1.94 trillion in 2019. Read More

On May 22, Sotheby’s and Jing Daily will host an exclusive conference in New York. Held at Sotheby’s New York headquarters, “The Future of Luxury II: New Pillars of eCommerce” will gather thought-leaders in the luxury industry to create a meaningful conversation about today’s innovative eCommerce tactics. The half-day event follows Sotheby’s and Jing Daily’s ... Read More

In China, Gen-Zers are on their mobile phones more than eight hours a day. Millennials complain on social media if they get bad customer service. Read More

Highlights of movements in the luxury industry in China include Ralph Lauren's confidence-inspiring CEO and Bottega Veneta's new director of editorial. Read More

Apple Pay is attempting to expand its share of the Chinese mobile payments market through big discounts at online and brick and mortar retailers. But can it compete with WeChat Pay or Alipay? Read More

The mid-year online shopping festival from Tmall's rival made major leaps in transaction volumes for luxury and sports apparel, luggage, and watches. Read More

China’s e-commerce boom is gradually turning the Middle Kingdom into a country filled with invented festivals, like Sunday's "618," that feed shopaholics. Read More

As luxury brands do whatever they can to fight rampant online fakes in China, Kering's lawsuit strategy could have them following suit if it's successful. Read More

From battling counterfeits to minimizing price disparities, experts weigh in on how to navigate China's complicated luxury e-commerce scene. Read More

A long nine months after the debut of Gucci's Chinese-language website, fellow Gucci Group-owned brand Bottega Veneta has launched its own China-facing site. Read More