hong kong protests
What Does the New Security Law Mean for Hong Kong Retail?
Mass demonstrations are likely to resume once again in response to the new law, thwarting the city’s much-needed retail and tourism recovery. Read More
Olay’s Ambassador Controversy Startles China’s Tax Authority & More
Netizens have reported Olay to China's tax authorities to punish the company's silence, as the controversy over its ambassador Xiao Zhan keeps escalating. Read More
Luxury Symposium: Opportunities and Challenges of the Greater China Luxury Market in 2020
Over 200 brands and retailers in the APAC regions gathered at the 4th edition of Luxury Symposium in Hong Kong to learn about the luxury market in China. Read More
Can Macau Replace Hong Kong as a High-end Shopping Destination?
While Hong Kong's economy stumbles under the weight of protests, Macau waits in the wings as China's next big tourist location, but how much can it grow? Read More
Will Hong Kong Recession Kick Start a Sustainable Second-hand Luxury Market?
Some companies are starting to focus on the rise of second-hand shoppers as an opportunity to target an entirely new type of Hong Kong luxury consumer. Read More
Following Hong Kong Hit, Burberry Announces Bounce Back Strategy with Tencent
This morning saw British super brand Burberry report strong H1 results, despite continued unrest in Hong Kong shaking profits in the region. Read More
As Violence Increases in Hong Kong, How Worried Should Luxury Brands Be?
With today’s “day of violence and anger” in Hong Kong, the six-month-long protests have seemingly taken a new and more serious turn. Read More
Luxury Brands Face a Grim Golden Week in Hong Kong
With ongoing protests in Hong Kong, the luxury segment, one of the world’s most developed and reliable markets, is bracing for a grim Golden Week. Read More
Mob Violence, Demonstrations Shut Down Luxury Sector in Hong Kong
For leading luxury groups, the ongoing political unrest in Hong Kong means an uncertain prognosis and concerning position. Read More
Should Luxury Retailers Give up on Hong Kong?
After a rough 2014, Hong Kong's luxury retailers face more struggles in the Year of the Sheep as anti-mainland sentiment reaches a fever pitch. Read More
