online retail

Chinese tourists, who had been spending big on luxury products when traveling abroad, are now becoming more budget-conscious. Read More

The move helps open the door for French luxury labels to reach hundreds of millions of Chinese consumers. It's a strategic move. Read More

Chinese tourist spending is stimulating retail growth across the world, but online shopping for Chinese travelers could pose a threat to future growth. 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

Fast-growing British online fashion retailer ASOS has long had its eyes on the China market, and by the end of October will launch a localized Chinese-language site. Read More

No stranger to the China market, e-commerce powerhouse Net-a-Porter is set to make its biggest moves in the country to date. Read More

Since 2010 Ralph Lauren has been retooling its China strategy to rehabilitate its brand image and take advantage of the country's fast-growing apparel market. Read More

Despite a top-notch team and clear market opportunity and absent a clear brand narrative, Luxup's prospects remain somewhat murky. Read More

Coming off a tougher 2012 in China, this week Chow Yun Fat-fronted German fashion house Hugo Boss launched its official Chinese online store. Read More