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What do senior executives from Boston Consulting Group, Chanel, Quintessentially, and more say about the importance of women in the Chinese luxury market? Read More

Operating on consignment, and charging high fees, Chinese e-commerce sites get plenty of the reward without any of the risks. Read More

There's a whole world of luxury online retail beyond China's e-commerce giants JD.com and Alibaba's Tmall. Read More

In its 2017 first-quarter earnings, Yoox Net-a-Porter reports strong momentum in the Asia Pacific market, especially in mainland China and Hong Kong. Read More

Chanel is bringing WeChat followers to a pop-up store in Shanghai, while Mei.com is using fashion influencers to dish out style tips. Read More

E-commerce, luxury, and fashion companies embrace virtual reality (VR) to connect with Chinese consumers. Read More

The e-commerce site hosted a high-tech celebration in Shanghai to kick off its "916" online shopping festival and the start of its cross-border channel. Read More

After Alibaba's investment in Mei.com, Tmall ups its luxury offerings with a new luxury channel managed by the flash sales site. Read More

Despite its emphasis on discounts, China's biggest e-commerce shopping event Singles' Day hasn't skipped over luxury and premium labels. Read More

At the 2015 Cashmere World Forum in Hong Kong, fine fiber industry professionals from across the globe gathered to discuss the latest consumer and production trends with a significant focus on China. Read More