gray market

While China's online luxury gray market may lead to high global sales in the short-term, daigou sellers are bad news for any brand working to preserve its reputation in the long run. Read More

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

This week, columnist Hung Huang answers readers' questions related to enormous price differences between luxury goods in mainland China and abroad. Read More

Daigou may not be going anywhere soon, but new electronic payment systems may alter the way Chinese luxury shoppers purchase gray market goods. Read More

With 74 percent of Chinese luxury consumers buying goods online, high-end labels can't afford to keep their "heads in the sand" when it comes to e-commerce. Read More

The recent bust of a luxury smuggler in Ningbo has brands wondering if the Chinese government will crack down harder on the country's booming gray market. Read More

China's recently announced tariff cuts may be aimed at boosting domestic consumption, but experts say that basic consumer goods will benefit much more than high-end brands. Read More

While some luxury brands have cut China prices in the wake of a falling euro, others are taking a "wait and see" approach to the price gap. Read More

Although China's e-commerce landscape is full of discounts and cheap counterfeit items, new data finds that price isn't the main thing influencing Chinese shoppers' buying decisions. Read More

The Chinese e-commerce market knows no borders as shipping to China becomes easier for international sellers. Read More