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Li Ning Leads the Charge of Chinese Luxury Brands
While it’s not fully luxury, China’s Li-Ning became the first Chinese brand to enter the Jing Daily KraneShares China Global Luxury Index top 10. Read More
Are Luxury M&As Long-Term China Plays in Disguise?
Recent acquisitions suggest a sense of urgency among luxury giants to branch out and invest in traditionally weaker areas. Read More
What’s Behind Richemont’s Delvaux Purchase?
Richemont is expanding its leather goods portfolio by acquiring Belgian brand Delvaux. Will this give the luxury conglomerate ammunition to challenge LVMH? Read More
What’s Behind Moncler’s Rapid Rise?
Some brands that lagged during the pandemic suddenly jumped up the Jing Daily KraneShares China Global Luxury Index in May, while others lost ground. Read More
The Asia Pacific & Jewelry: Richemont’s Pandemic Bright Spots
COVID-19 has made jewelry more dominant while reshuffling Richemont’s regional mix, growing the Asia Pacific larger than Europe and the Americas combined. Read More
In This Together: Why Fierce Luxury Competitors Sometimes End Up Working Together
You aren’t alone — on lobbying, climate change, and online sales — and your brand might end up working with its fiercest competitors. Read More
LVMH, Prada, and Richemont Build a Blockchain
LVMH, the Prada Group, and Richemont have joined forces to put a stop to China’s Daigou’s and counterfeit luxury goods. Meet the Aura Blockchain Consortium. Read More
What the World Needs to Learn From Chinese Content Commerce: Part Five
Inundated by advertisements on a daily basis, Chinese consumers have grown numb to traditional marketing strategies and messaging. Read More
Kering Dominates Top Spot On China Global Luxury Index
As March began, the Jing Daily Global Luxury Index was riding at an all-time high. But fashion's decision to stop using Xinjiang cotton could change things. Read More
Is China Ready for Farfetch’s Tmall Launch?
Following its Alibaba-Richemont deal, Farfetch has officially launched a Tmall store, providing 3,500 brands access to over 700 million Chinese consumers. Read More
