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Nike Launches Chinese Version of Their App & More
Nike’s new Chinese app is a one-stop shop, which aims to provide consumers with an immersive Nike experience to live a fitness lifestyle. Read More
Will Chinese Gen-Zers Get on Board with Palace?
Streetwear brands have been trending in China for years but can underground brands that align with Western street culture still do well there? Read More
The World’s Biggest Shopping Festival Shows The Chinese Shopper Still Loves America
The Chinese passion for American brands carries particular significance this year. Brands such as Apple, Nike, Adidas and Estée Lauder sold well. Read More
Your Introduction to the Gen-Z Consumer
With their online savvy and serious spending power, Gen Zers are fast becoming a focus for international luxury brands. Here's what you need to know. Read More
Do Chinese Consumers Care about Sustainable Fashion?
Brands are receiving opposing signals on whether Chinese consumers want sustainable luxury products or not. Jing Daily sorts it out. Read More
What Luxury Brands Can Learn from Footwear Giant Li-Ning
Despite a slowing economy, China's Li-Ning has continued to flourish in a tough fashion market thanks to an understanding of trends and one smart hire. Read More
Amazon vs. Alibaba: Everything You Need to Know About the Two Biggest E-tailers
The world’s two largest e-tailers, Alibaba and Amazon, are viewed as rivals engaged in a global showdown, but the reality is far more complex. Read More
Sneakers Are Booming in China — Here’s Why It Matters for Luxury Brands
The market for exclusive sneakers and streetwear is already established in China, where young streetwear enthusiasts have fueled a demand for exclusivity. Read More
Is China Future Fertile Ground for Celebrity “Disgrace Insurance”?
SpottedRisk offers “disgrace insurance” for Western entertainment companies and commercial brands. Will this ever catch on in China? Read More
Is CHAO the Xiaohongshu for Men?
Launched in early 2019 by question-and-answer platform Zhihu, CHAO is staking out a claim to be the “Xiaohongshu for men.” Read More
