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Can Luxury’s Turn To Sustainable Finance Make A Difference?
With the rise of ESG investments, luxury companies have rushed to launch sustainability-linked bonds and loans. But will they help climate change? Read More
How K11’s Cultural-Retail Concept Thrived Online In 2020
In a challenging year of lockdowns and capacity limitations, K11's swift digital response ensured its sales saw immense growth in the second half of 2020. Read More
Wuhan’s K11 Mall Confirms the City’s Untapped Luxury Potential
Ever since Louis Vuitton’s recent traveling exhibition, See LV, launched in Wuhan, global luxury brands have begun to recognize the potential in China’s other first-tier cities. Read More
Harrods Follows Galeries Lafayette’s Lead by Chasing Chinese Shoppers into China
Like many luxury stores, Harrods has had an eye on the China market. But now they're putting down roots in the mainland for the first time. 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
Can Cannes Bring Glamour to Hong Kong’s Art Mall?
K11 MUSEA, set to open Q3 2019, is the sister art mall to K11 which launched in 2009 and has become a premier shopping destination in Hong Kong. Read More
How Art Saves the Malls — Lessons from China
China in the 2010s was the perfect playground for luxury brands to experiment with touring exhibitions which mixed art and high-end fashion. Read More
Luxury Retailers Celebrate May Day Holiday in Travel Style
As International Labor Day this year turns a four-day holiday, here is how luxury retailers like K11, DFS, and Galeries Lafayette attract Chinese travelers. Read More
Is Halloween a Missed Opportunity for Luxury Brands in China?
The spirit of Halloween will once again sweep through the US in late October, but in China, the holiday has been slow to catch on. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Zegna and Canali Join JD.com, and More
Last week, two Italian menswear brands Ermenegildo Zegna and Canali announced their partnerships with China's second-largest e-commerce firm JD.com. Read More
