online retail

To explain the benefits of its online store, Coach included "10 reasons" consumers should shop online rather than offline, even when items are priced similarly. Read More

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

Following recent entrants to China's fast-growing e-commerce market, such as Ferragamo, Zara, J. Crew, and Yoox, American "affordable luxury" brand Coach is set to launch its long-discussed e-commerce site in China by the end of this year. 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

After months of planning and anticipation, American retailer J. Crew’s long-awaited Autumn/Winter 2012 expansion in partnership with Hong Kong's Lane Crawford is finally set to launch. Read More

Now with more than 100 brick-and-mortar locations in more than 40 cities in China, on September 5 the Spanish fast fashion juggernaut Zara will launch its mainland Chinese online store, jumping on the country's multibillion-dollar e-commerce bandwagon. 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

Expected to become the world's largest by 2015, China's luxury e-commerce market is becoming as profitable as it is overcrowded. But how are consumer attitudes changing and adapting to the growth of online retail? Read More

Tmall recently embarked on its first U.S. tour, hitting Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta and Seattle in search of new business opportunities and retail partnerships. 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