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Can Virtual Influencers Make Luxury Brands’ Dreams Come True?
Born out of the enduring consumer enthusiasm for ACG (anime, comics, and games), virtual influencers have caught the attention of luxury retailers. Read More
Kering’s Alexander McQueen Expands in China via Alibaba’s Luxury Pavilion
British fashion house Alexander McQueen has opened up shop on Alibaba's Tmall Luxury Pavilion in an effort to increase domestic sales in China. Read More
Pop 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 More
Alibaba’s Profits Defy China Slowdown—Sort Of
Alibaba released its Q3 2019 earnings on Jan. 30 as it attempted to allay fears that it would be hit by the slowing Chinese economy and US-China trade war. Read More
How Brands Are Missing Opportunities with Wealthy Chinese: Ruder Finn/CSG Report
Jing Daily had a deep conversation with Ruder Finn and Consumer Search Group on what are missing opportunities for luxury brands in 2019. Read More
Latecomer Breitling’s Bold and Speedy China Expansion
One of the oldest independent Swiss luxury watchmakers Breitling has recently ramped up its efforts to capitalize on the booming Chinese market. Read More
Bottega Veneta’s China Ambition May Come Too Late
Bottega Veneta is playing catch-up in China. But it won't be easy as the luxury industry starts to feel the pain from political uncertainties and economic slowdown. Read More
A Look at China’s Fickle but Affluent Gen-Z Consumers
China's affluent Gen-Zers have a somewhat contradictory view of themselves, a new report by Agility Research Group finds. Read More
Alibaba’s Sales Growth Slows Despite the E-tailer’s Continued Dominance
Alibaba Group reported its Q2 2019 (quarter ending Sept. 30, 2018) on Friday morning. The company's revenue grew 54% year-on-year but missed expectations. Read More
West Wins in Luxury E-commerce Site Ranking, as China Plays Catch-up
Chinese consumers still see services provided by Western luxury e-commerce platforms as more satisfying and advanced than their Chinese counterparts. Read More
