luxury consumer

Foreign luxury brands played a large part filling the cultural vacuum left in China after Mao. In India, it’s domestic designers who are gathering fabulous riches. Read More

Alibaba refuted the United States Trade Representatives' 2017 "Notorious Markets" list, calling itself the victim of the Sino-American political tension. Read More

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

For the unfamiliar, marketing luxury brands comes with its own subtleties. Here are five things to think about when developing a successful strategy for a luxury brand. Read More

A new report by Bain & Company estimates that China has surpassed the US to become the world's largest luxury market. Read More

Following a significant dip in demand for some major luxury brands in China over the past six months, recent figures project a strengthening in the first quarter of 2013, even for beleaguered high-end watchmakers. Read More

Over the past several months, the compounding financial woes of leading British luxury house Burberry has become the go-to sob story in business and luxury media alike. Read More

This week, the market research firm Huicong D&B released its annual R.CHC white paper on major trends currently shaping the China luxury market, covering developments in 10 major cities throughout the country. Read More

According to the Jebsen Group's Helmuth Hennig, the buying habits of Chinese consumers are very much tied to perceptions of their country's economic performance. Read More

A new report by the Chinese business newspaper 21st Century Business Herald projects that the Chinese luxury consumer will increasingly contribute to global luxury trends as consumers in more developed markets think twice before dropping their cash on high-end products. Read More