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Can China’s Mixed-Use Development Model Save US Department Stores?
As traditional US department stores continue to shutter, China may have a solution for them in mixed-use development projects. But can they work stateside? Read More
Will Failing in China Lead to Global Failure?
Success or failure in China has become an excellent predictor of a brand's future around the world. We break down the reasons why. Read More
Jing Daily’s Crystal Ball: 5 Radical Predictions for China’s Luxury Industry in 2019
From sweeping Chinese populism to auction houses' retailing strength, here are 5 predictions that are going to shape the luxury industry in China in 2019. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Macy’s Exits the Chinese Market, and More
The American department store Macy's announced that it would permanently shut down its Tmall flagship store by the end of this year. Read More
American Retail Industry Fearful As Trade War Escalates
The trade war is likely to hurt Chinese consumer sentiment towards U.S. brands at a time when domestic brands are already elbowing for more room. Read More
Why WeChat Pay’s Overseas Push Might Not Work for Luxury Brands
Whether WeChat Pay can become the best payment method for luxury brands will depend on if it can entice the majority of tourists to pay through their system. Read More
Tmall Live-Stream Campaign Gives Chinese Shoppers Virtual U.S. Shopping Trip
GNC, Macy's, and others team up with Tmall to engage with consumers in China in real-time for a live-stream event highlighting American brands on Independence Day. Read More
China’s Online Shoppers Spend 176 Percent More per Purchase on Cross-Border E-Commerce
A new Nielsen survey looking at cross-border e-commerce in China finds that online shoppers are willing to splurge on items from overseas. Read More
Macy’s Joins Ranks of Major Fashion Brands on Tmall
The U.S. department store is the latest in a series of premium international brands setting up shop on Alibaba's B2C e-commerce platform. Read More
China’s E-Commerce Market Goes Global: What it Means for Luxury
The Chinese e-commerce market knows no borders as shipping to China becomes easier for international sellers. Read More
