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Nike Launches Chinese Version of Their App & More
Nike’s new Chinese app is a one-stop shop, which aims to provide consumers with an immersive Nike experience to live a fitness lifestyle. Read More
It’s Official: China’s Luxury Market is Exploding, Fueled by Tesla, Apple
Skyrocketing prices for five-star hotels, top boarding schools, and rare liquors are boosting an already robust Consumer Price Index (CPI) for luxury goods in China. Read More
Rich Chinese Prefer Gifting Apple, Chanel, and Bvlgari: Hurun Report
Apple may be putting the brakes on iPhone X manufacturing, but it remains a favorite item for ultra-wealthy Chinese to gift. Read More
Hurun Report Reveals Major Factors Demanded by China’s Luxury Travelers From Agencies
A Hurun report shows that China's luxury travelers have increasingly put an emphasis on the quality of customized travel service offered by travel agencies. Read More
China’s Luxury Consumer Price Index Soars 82 Percent in 10 Years
Hurun's latest luxury consumer price index report shows that China's high net worth individuals have experienced a price spike of 82 percent in 10 years. Read More
Internet Celebrities Angelababy, Papi Jiang Are China’s Youngest Philanthropists
Hurun's latest philanthrophy ranking names some exciting young donors but suggests that charitable giving doesn't match the growth of wealth in China. Read More
The Top 10 Most Popular Global Hotel Brands for China’s Wealthy in 2016
According to Hurun's 2017 Chinese Luxury Travel Report, these are the most popular hotel brands with China's wealthy travelers. Read More
China Produces the Most Self-Made Female Billionaires
China's ultra-wealthy make up almost one-third of Hurun's global rich list, with numbers of billionaires pushing further ahead of the United States. Read More
China’s Super-Rich Name Apple, Bulgari Top Brands for Gifting
China's wealthy are not only hungry for tech and travel, but their “appetite” for high-end goods is up 20 percent, according to a recent Hurun survey. Read More
How Marriott’s Doing Things Differently and Digitally in China
“What we’re most proud of is how we have utilized the social platform WeChat — China’s most popular messaging app — to make guests’ lives easier.” Read More
