foreign investment
How To Win Over China’s New Investor Class
COVID-19 has pushed Chinese investor requirements into more impactful directions like sustainability. What else will allow brands to connect with investors? Read More
Mainland Chinese Pouring Cash Into Vancouver’s Luxury Home Market
Wealthy Chinese buyers aren’t only jumping into high-end property markets in places like Hawaii, London or California, they’re also increasingly boosting the market in Vancouver. Read More-
L’Oreal Expects China To Become Third-Largest Market This Year
L’Oreal has bounced back from the global economic crisis in a big way, recently announcing double-digit Q2 growth powered mainly by developing markets like China and India. Read More -
China’s Japan Shopping Spree Continues As Shandong Ruyi Acquires Renown
Despite Japan's traditional resistance to foreign takeovers of its companies, investment in Japanese companies by Chinese ones has increased by leaps and bounds, particularly in recent years as China scours the globe for foreign technological know-how and smoother entrance into new markets. Read More -
Interview: Can China’s Luxury Brands Compete At Home And Abroad?
In the next few years, as Western luxury brands lose a little of their initial luster in top-tier markets (while maintaining their draw in second- and third-tier markets), many analysts think there will be a great opportunity for Chinese luxury brands to squeeze into the luxury market. Read More -
Chinese Acquisition Of Scottish Cashmere Producer Todd & Duncan “All Sewn Up”
Cashmere, a major contributor to the economy in China's mid-western Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, has quickly become big business in China, as more companies in Ningxia attempt to move beyond producing raw cashmere and into the much higher profit-margin sector of finished product exports. Read More
