IPO

Shanghai-based fast fashion label La Chapelle launched an IPO September 13 to raise $702 million to fund an expansion of its offline retail network. Read More

China's domestic luxury e-tailer Secoo filed with the U.S. stock exchange to raise up to $100 million for an IPO, raising the stakes for Alibaba and JD. Read More

Tiffany Trump's support of fashion designer Wang Tao may have had a positive impact on her fashion company's IPO, helping the firm raise RMB 425 million. Read More

The success of cosmetics e-tailer Jumei's beauty flash sales model has prompted it to join several Chinese sites filing U.S. IPOs. Read More

It's not just Wall Street and Silicon Valley that should be paying close attention to the e-commerce giant's new IPO, which is set to make waves in the global luxury industry. Read More

The latest in a string of high-end brands listing in Hong Kong to fuel expansion in the Greater China region, Britain's Graff Diamonds is expected to seek approval this week from the Hong Kong stock exchange for an initial public offering of as much as US$1 billion. Read More

With commentators around the world weighing in on what 2012 will hold for the luxury industry in China and the country's still-booming art auction market, it pays to take a step back and look at some of the major trends that took shape in 2011. Read More

With Hong Kong now seen as something of a "Toys 'R' Us for China's nouveau riche," as one bank executive put it, locals are feeling the squeeze, but this means little to brands that see long lines of Chinese shoppers forming daily in front of flagships in Central and Causeway Bay. Read More

A roundup of news from China’s luxury retail market, from the difficulties facing naive brands in China to Tory Burch's digital success and the Luxury Institute's newest Luxury Brands Status Index. Read More

Despite an IPO environment described by the BBC this summer as "faltering," nearly six months after debuts by the likes of Samsonite and Prada, it seems that high-end brands are still lining up to list on the Hong Kong stock exchange. Read More