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Magazine-style-content, machine learning about user preferences, and personalized service are all key to reaching this key consumer demographic. Read More

Experts discuss why the two foreign e-tailers struggled despite China's booming online sales. Read More

Although many luxury brands are hesitant to deal with China's challenging e-commerce infrastructure, a new report argues that sooner rather than later is the best time to enter the market. Read More

Although it is unclear whether the retailer's shift to U.S. operations was caused by bureaucratic red tape or the luxury slowdown, it remains heavily invested in local Chinese e-commerce. Read More

A little over a year after the Dallas-based luxury retailer Neiman Marcus announced its entrance to the China market, the company took its online marketing efforts offline this past weekend in Shanghai. Read More

With high-profile international brands jumping onto the China e-commerce bandwagon over the past year, it's easy to forget about the market dominance of pioneering platform Alibaba.com. Read More

Net-A-Porter's China expansion efforts illustrate the complexities of the country's labyrinthine tax policy. Read More

If there's one thing that sets China's burgeoning luxury e-commerce market apart from its counterparts in the West, it's the fact that consumers not only demand more, they now expect a wide range of perks. Read More

Rebounding from a global sales slowdown in September of last year that sent tremors through high-end brands across the Chinese market, this week British luxury brand Burberry reported optimistic tidings for the year ahead. Read More

With observers of China's luxury market looking for signs of a rebound this spring, following muted growth in the second half of 2012, early indications are already pointing to a better year ahead for some brands. Read More