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One of the oldest independent Swiss luxury watchmakers Breitling has recently ramped up its efforts to capitalize on the booming Chinese market. Read More

Apple follows Tiffany & Co., LVMH, and Richemont as firms that since October have specifically invoked problems in China’s economy for their lower-than-expected results or growth forecasts. Read More

With this sale, ownership is already mapping out a new direction for Shanghai Tang. Read More

With the help of VR, Paris watchmaker Cartier opened to let consumers immerse in the narrative behind the company’s Santos watch collection, which cost up to about $57,800 (RMB 402,000). Read More

Chinese consumers still see services provided by Western luxury e-commerce platforms as more satisfying and advanced than their Chinese counterparts. Read More

According to experts, the new partnership with LVMH will allow Secoo to leverage the conglomerate’s strength in retail to further expand in the luxury market. Read More

China’s economic rise has helped drive an unprecedented boom in luxury leather goods, but is this consumer demand sustainable? Read More

Qeelin has drawn on both ancient Chinese traditions and the tactics of major European luxury houses to eke out its own space as a successful Chinese luxury brand. Read More

China presents a unique cultural challenge on top of the task of fostering a creative, productive global corporate culture. That’s where artists and generals come in. Read More

In this edition of The Review, we round up breaking news discussed in our daily newsletter from April 9-13, 2018. Read More