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Has China’s Anti-Consumerism Movement Hurt This Year’s Singles Day Sales?
While Double 11 is collecting record sales this year, anti-consumerism sentiment continues to rise in China. Which represents the real China? Read More
Chinese Designers: Beware of “Guochao Fatigue”
Netizens coined the term "Guochao" to describe local designers who were making Chinese nationalism trendy. Today, brands need to go beyond is basic concept. Read More
Eight Things that Rocked China E-Commerce in 2019
2019 proved to be a dynamic year for e-commerce in China, as players looked to new channels for growth and weaker players exited the market. Read More
3 Unique Features of China’s New Retail
The latest report from Omnichannel Loyalty Marketing Platform Splio has laid out the foundation of today’s successful new retail in China. Read More
Not Doctor-Approved: China Bans Marketing of Beauty Products as ‘Medical’
Strict new regulations from China’s Food and Drug Administration stated that identifying a beauty product as having ‘medicinal benefits’ is now illegal. Read More
Chinese Whispers: iPhone Price Reduction on China’s E-commerce Sites, and More
Chinese iPhone sellers conducted a significant price markdown on three of the latest iPhone models after Apple slashed its sales predictions. Read More
China’s Emerging Factory Brands Threaten the Luxury Market
NetEase has partnered with the manufacturers of luxury brands to produce cheaper but remarkably similar unbranded items for its booming site, Yanxuan. Read More
Trending in China: Wang Sicong Sues Netease and New Chinese Cover Star Gives T Mag a Boost
Today in China, people on social media are buzzing about the lawsuit by this Chinese billionaire's son. Read More
Trending in China: Jack Ma’s Selfie With Steven Spielberg Sparks Questions
From Jack Ma's iPhone to Kris Wu's freestyle rap, here are the topics Chinese consumers are buzzing about on social media. Read More
China Shutters Harper’s Bazaar and 24 Other Accounts on WeChat
Fashion magazine Harper's Bazaar was among 25 WeChat accounts shut down by China's internet authorities in a wider crackdown on independent media. Read More
