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About time: Watches and Wonders Shanghai opens doors to public for first time
IWC Schaffhausen, Vacheron Constantin, Piaget and Jaeger-LeCoultre are among the 14 luxury brands to launch their latest watches in Shanghai. Read More
Six Brand Collaborations Chinese Consumers Loved in May
Our picks for the best brand collaborations in May 2021, including Maserati x CANOTWAIT, Li Jiaqi x Tmall, and Jason Wu x Wendy Yu. Read More
Jing Daily’s Top 5 Articles for 2020
The ongoing COVID-19 crisis dominated 2020. But for the global luxury brands in China, it wasn’t the only story. Here are Jing Daily’s top five articles of the year. Read More
Despite Hard Times In Q4, Richemont Is Confident in China And Alibaba
Despite a ripple effect from the COVID-19 pandemic during Q4, Richemont’s Chairman is confident in both the group’s online shift and China’s recovery. Read More
Hard Luxury Gets the Livestreaming Treatment
Hard luxury, referring to the high-end watch and fine jewelry category, is now embracing digital to lure customers making big-ticket purchases online. Read More
The Dark Side of China’s Idol Economies
For brands, Chinese idols have been a golden ticket in China, but irrational fans are proving that idol associations can hurt a brand's Chinese business. Read More
Jewelry Sales Expected to Plummet in China This Valentine’s Season & More
Shuttered stores during the Valentine’s season are shuttering jewelry businesses by as much as 60% in the first quarter, according to analysts' estimate. Read More
China’s Consumers Want ‘Lucky Luxury’
When Chinese consumers look for new, transformative luxury products, aside from aesthetics and quality, they search for the metaphor behind an object—Yù Yì. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Burberry’s Retail Reshuffle in Shanghai, and More
Burberry has shut down four retail stores in Shanghai since August 2018, according to a report by the Chinese fashion news site No Fashion. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Louis Vuitton, Piaget, Montblanc Lower Prices in China After VAT Drop, And More
Starting on April 1st, China will reduce VAT (value added tax) for import companies from 16% to 13%, and the cross-border tax will be lowered as well. Read More
