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Will European Luxury Collapse Without Chinese Tourists?
With conspicuous consumption at a standstill in Europe, luxury brands need to find contingency plans so as not to be wholly dependent on Chinese consumers. Read More
Can American Retailers Survive in China with Tensions Rising?
As younger Chinese consumers turn increasingly nationalistic, the American business community fears that this newfound patriotism could be weaponized. Read More
The Art of Luxury Brand Licensing
Licensing, along with the newer and popular practice of collaborating with artists and celebrities, has had a significant impact on the luxury sector. Read More
Video: Luxury Brands Look To Double Chances Of Success By Wooing Chinese Men
It's becoming clear that China's emerging male consumer is reshaping retail not only in the Mainland, but in Hong Kong and elsewhere, and will remain a key demographic for major luxury brands in 2013. Read More
Reversing 2012 Slowdown In China, Burberry Is Back
Rebounding from a global sales slowdown in September of last year that sent tremors through high-end brands across the Chinese market, this week British luxury brand Burberry reported optimistic tidings for the year ahead. Read More
At International Wine Fair In Bordeaux, “A Toast From Chinese Consumers”
China's seemingly insatiable thirst for premium European wine was on full display at the International Wine Fair, as was the enthusiasm for this fast-growing and maturing market among continental winemakers. Read More-
Show Of Ancient Chinese Relics Taking Place In Taipei
Through next week, the China Academy of Arts, one of China's top arts institutions, is holding an exhibition of ancient Chinese relics in Taiwan. Read More -
“Money Not A Problem” As Geely Lines Up Funding For Potential Volvo Purchase
Geely's current status as the preferred bidder looks solid, as the company announced today that it has lined up at least $1 billion in loans from Chinese banks to bankroll its $1.8 billion bid. Read More -
Video: Home-Grown Chinese Fashion On Display At China Fashion Week 2009
Earlier this week, we covered China Fashion Week, which gave domestic Chinese designers their chance to take the world stage. Today, Reuters features a video giving those of us who couldn't make it to the events in Beijing a glimpse of China's up-and-coming fashion scene. Read More
