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Niche labels and crackdown-immune products factored heavily in the luxury conglomerates' recently released China growth figures for the first six months of 2013. Read More

As first-quarter earnings reports roll in for luxury brands, the news is not all bad for China growth numbers. Read More

The end of the Christie's zodiac head drama that began in 2009 demonstrates the company's increasingly long-term commitment when it comes to the future of luxury in China. Read More

In a week of troubling GDP growth numbers for China and dipping stocks for luxury companies, Burberry offers optimistic China-driven growth numbers. Read More

In the hopes of increasing its already significant footprint in the mainland China market, this weekend the French luxury giant PPR announced plans to acquire the Hong Kong-based French-Chinese jewelry house Qeelin. Read More

PPR-owned Italian menswear and accessories brand Brioni still sees gold in China's evolving luxury market, having nearly doubled its locations in the country over the course of this year. Read More

Despite Burberry's highly publicized difficulties in the China market this year, the Greater China luxury market remains a much-needed bright spot for high-end brands like Prada and Hermès, as well as major groups like LVMH and PPR. Read More

Shifting consumer demand in China and the broader effects of slower economic growth in 2012 may be hurting the likes of Hugo Boss and Burberry, but Hermès continues to cash in on wealthy Chinese shoppers who are now in the grips of "bling fatigue." Read More

Following the opening of the inaugural Beijing Sanlitun boutique in October 2011, Alexander McQueen is making a second foray into China with the launch of a womenswear store in Shanghai. Read More

As home-grown and international players continue to battle it out in China's booming luxury e-commerce market, Shangpin recently scored a victory with the launch of an official pre-order microsite for Sergio Rossi's A/W 2012 collection. Read More