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The battle for China's burgeoning e-commerce devotee is set to get even more intense, as fast-growing British online fashion retailer ASOS plans to launch a Chinese-language site within the next 12 months. Read More

Two years after entering the China market with the launch of emporioarmani.cn, this week the Milan-based designer discount e-commerce site Yoox launched a new Chinese site, Yoox.cn. Read More

A shakeout in China's nascent luxury e-commerce market has become glaringly apparent this year as domestic e-tailers have found it increasingly difficult to stay afloat, let alone turn much of a profit. But their foreign counterparts have some smart strategies up their sleeves. Read More

Tapping a growing interest in Africa among the more seasoned or adventurous of Chinese travelers, Shanghai-based Quafrica specializes in adventure tours to one of nine countries throughout the continent. Read More

Though not without its own very particular (and ever-changing) set of challenges, China's booming e-commerce market is convincing some aspiring fashion and luxury retailers to skip brick-and-mortar stores and go online-only. Read More

According to a new study by Taobao, luxury e-commerce purchases in China surpassed 15 billion yuan ($2.4 billion) in 2011, a 100 percent surge year-over-year, and should exceed 20 billion yuan this year. Read More

To get a little more insight into the Neiman Marcus Group's broader strategy for the China market, Jing Daily recently exchanged a Q&A with Shanghai-based Group rep Chris Luan. Read More

In a development rumored since last October to take place some time in 2012, the American luxury retail group Neiman Marcus is finally set to kick off its China expansion with a US$28 million investment in the privately held e-commerce company Glamour Sales Holding. Read More

One trend that appears to be picking up steam in the country's larger cities is the spread of multi-brand luxury retailers. Read More