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Why ‘Invisible Luxury’ Is China’s Latest Trend
Young consumers have been demanding brands step up their efforts surrounding mindfulness, health, and discretion, but COVID-19 has accelerated this process. Read More
Does China’s Graying Population Hide A Silver Lining For Brands?
China’s latest census reveals a population growth rate nearing zero and a shrinking workforce. How will this impact the future of global luxury? Read More
China Global Luxury Index Reaches Its Highest Level Ever
Not only have luxury companies rebounded from the pandemic, they now have surpassed their pre-pandemic highs. But who were April’s winners? Read More
Beauty Brands Find Their Funny Bones in China
While most brands rely on the star power of actors and idols, down-to-earth comedians are emerging as the newest faces of global beauty in China. Read More
Fines Aren’t Alibaba’s Problem — Competition Is
For the benefit of consumers, the ultimate objective of the big Alibaba fine was to compel it to give up on its longstanding “forced exclusivity” policies. Read More
Does The New JD & LV Pact Signal A Luxury Shift?
Louis Vuitton and JD.com seem like an unlikely pair. But their latest partnership proves that the industry is ready for a major overhaul. Read More
Will Liu Wen Bring Luxury Fans Back To JD Worldwide?
In a bid to compete with rivals Tmall Global and Xiaohongshu, JD.com has appointed international supermodel Liu Wen as its new ambassador. Read More
What the World Needs to Learn From Chinese Content Commerce: Part Two
In the second installment of our five-part series on content commerce in China, Jing Daily looks into the power of livestreaming e-commerce and brand collaborations. Read More
Why Rakuten’s Tencent Tie Up Is a Game Changer for Content Commerce
Greater access to China through content commerce hints at how Rakuten's relationship with Tencent may succeed where a previous partnership with Baidu did not. Read More
JD’s Expanding Empire Offers Lessons on E-commerce
China’s leading e-commerce company posted a 31 percent jump in fourth quarter revenue to $34.4 billion, reiterating the staying power of online shopping. Read More
