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What Secoo’s Decline Says About China’s Luxury Market Today
With China remaining a rare bright spot for luxury brands, Secoo should have been well-positioned to benefit. But that has not been the case. Read More
Will Facial Recognition Limitations Hurt China’s New Retail?
China’s highest court has established clear limitations on how businesses can use facial recognition technology, which could affect luxury sales. Read More
5 Property Developers Fueling China’s Booming Luxury Retail
Jing Daily looks at five major real estate players fueling China’s luxury retail sector to see if they can maintain their success long-term. Read More
Farfetch Sees A Sustained ‘Paradigm Shift’ To Online Luxury
Farfetch’s launch on Tmall’s Luxury Pavilion has brought 3,000 brands to Chinese consumers and widened the company's demographic reach. Read More
Luxury Symposium 2021: New Retail Is Shaping China’s Luxury Market
The 5th edition of the Luxury Symposium went virtual on April 21, amassing leading industry voices who dove into the new luxury sector retail models. Read More
Will China’s Big Tech Crackdown Affect Luxury
Alibaba’s internet browser has been removed from various Chinese app stores, an escalation of the conflict between Big Tech and Beijing. Read More
Why Storytelling Is The Key To Luxury’s Hi-Tech Future
The concept of New Retail has crisscrossed the globe. But now, it’s morphing into an even more powerful retail ecosystem run by functional storytelling. Read More
How to Win Chinese Hearts with Smart Carts and New Retail
New Retail, an online and offline into an experience for luxury consumers, is something traditional brands need to understand and adapt. Read More
How Sephora Links Social Commerce and New Retail With WeChat
Sephora connects its 200+ stores with their website, app, Tmall, JD, and WeChat Mini Program to create a seamless beauty experience in China. Read More
What the ‘BrandZ Top 100’ Tells Us About China’s Luxury Market
Alibaba claimed the top spot for the first time since joining the BrandZ Top 100 in 2015, ending Tencent’s four-year run at the top. Read More
