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Slowing Chinese Economy Can’t Stop L’Oreal’s Lipstick Index Surge
Beauty company L'Oreal beat estimates with its first quarter earnings thanks to sales in China. Overall sales grew 11.4% year-on-year. Read MoreWho Are China’s Biggest Stars? R3’s ‘Celebrity Index’ Uses Online Data to Find Out
Introducing R3 Celebrity Index, a monthly snapshot of China’s most influential celebrities on social media platforms from Weibo and WeChat to Toutiao and Baidu. Read MorePop Idol Alliances Key for Beauty Engagement in China: Gartner L2
According to a new report by Gartner L2, 84 percent of all premium beauty brand engagement on Weibo is driven by posts featuring celebrities. Read MoreChina’s State Media Investigates Fake Followers of Celebrities
Attempting to eliminate fake-follower buying in China, the state media CCTV investigated the behind-the-scenes supply chain of this grey market. Read MoreChina’s Gen Z Picks the Hottest Weibo Influencers
Here are China's Gen Z’s top five luxury KOLs and celebrities on Weibo, according to Secoo's research that was published lately. Read MoreThe People’s Republic of Desire: Inside China’s Lucrative Livestreaming Craze
As many brands increasingly use livestreaming to monetize that attention, they need to understand what's driving the estimated $5-billion livestreaming juggernaut in China. Read MoreHow Fan Bingbing’s Scandal Affected Chinese KOLs’ Brand Perception
Has Fan Bingbing’s tax scandal brought negative effect to luxury brands she endorsed? The answer is yes and no, according to the data intelligence company ParkLu. Read MoreHow Luxury Beauty Brands Are Adapting to Upheaval in China Ahead of the Holidays
Luxury beauty brands are adapting to China's regulations and the crackdown on daigou shoppers, but the brands are optimistic on the future of travel retail. Read MoreChina’s Travelers, Luxury Shoppers To Fuel Global Economic Growth: Jinping
At the China International Import Expo on November 5, China said the import of travel services expected to reach over $1.4 trillion in the next five years. Read MoreChina’s Beauty Bubble: YSL, L’Oreal Sales Shrug Off Trade War
L’Oreal CEO Jean-Paul Agon was optimistic on company's sales growth in China despite the ongoing trade war with the US. Read More