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China’s Top 50 Most-Searched-For Luxury Brands Reveal Changing Demand
The first installment of the World Luxury Index covers more than 400 brands within six key segments (fashion, beauty, jewelry, cars, watches and hospitality), indexing based on inputs using top search engines such as Google and Baidu. Read More
Luxury News: China “No Bed Of Roses”, Tory Burch’s Weibo Prowess, Europe Dominates Brand Status Index
A roundup of news from China’s luxury retail market, from the difficulties facing naive brands in China to Tory Burch's digital success and the Luxury Institute's newest Luxury Brands Status Index. Read More-
L2’s Prestige 100 China IQ Report: Digital Competence Critical For Luxury Success
This week, the New York-based L2 Think Tank released its new Prestige 100 China IQ report, ranking 100 prestige brands operating in China on their adoption and use of digital platforms to reach China's ascendant luxury consumers. Read More -
128 Billionaires On Forbes List Of 400 Richest Chinese
Entrepreneurs in areas focusing on consumer service have largely come out on top this year, with Zong Qinghou of beverage producer Wahaha topping the list of wealthiest Chinese. Read More -
China Becomes #1 Market For Porsche Cayenne
Porsche has benefitted greatly from China's growing love affair with the automobile, going from sales of around 50 vehicles per year after entering the mainland market in 2001 to over 8,500 in 2009. Read More -
Hangzhou Tops List Of China’s 10 Happiest Cities
This week, a new top ten list compiled by Xinhua looks less at wealth and consumption and more at livability, natural environment and social atmosphere. Read More -
Record 54 Chinese Firms Hit Fortune Global 500 This Year
With a record 54 Chinese firms included in the list, including three in the top 10, this year's Global 500 ranking reflects the growing global presence of China Inc. Read More -
Beijing International Airport Overtakes Heathrow As World’s Second Busiest
As recently as ten years ago, Beijing Capital International Airport didn't even make the list of the world’s 30 busiest airports. Read More -
China Becomes Fourth-Largest Manufacturer (Of Millionaires)
According to Lan Qingxin of the University of International Business and Economics, most Chinese millionaires are minted in six sectors: finance, real estate, information technology, commercial service, manufacturing and energy. Read More -
China’s 10 Most Luxurious Cities
Last week, the Chinese news portal JRJ posted its list of [mainland] China's "Top 10 Most Luxurious Cities." Perhaps unsurprisingly, in this list of ten mainland Chinese cities, Shanghai comes out on top. Read More
