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Since the outbreak of COVID-19 in China, many Chinese cities are beginning to stabilize and commerce is slowly starting to return. Read More

As inequality is on the rise so too is consumerism and a desire for luxury products. Jing Daily looks at what connects the two. Read More

China's affluent Gen-Zers have a somewhat contradictory view of themselves, a new report by Agility Research Group finds. Read More

Shenzhen has become China’s unofficial capital for "metrosexuals"—a term for well-groomed, fashionable men who live in metropolitan areas. Read More

Once a Shenzhen electrical meter manufacturer, Hemei is quickly acquiring the distribution rights for major luxury brands, and the means to sell them both online and offline. Read More

Why did the Japanese retailer choose the largest luxury market in the world for a hotel that’s neither cheap, nor opulent? Read More

China’s e-commerce giant is expanding its reach with a new initiative that targets Chinese online shoppers living outside of the mainland. Read More

While ffiXXed remains a globally focused brand, the Shenzhen-based label has amassed a growing Chinese audience that's eager to experiment. Read More

With a focus on Shanghai and Shenzhen, developers are continuing to grow the amount of retail supply in China, challenging landlords to bring in quality brands and entertainment to liven up all the excess space. Read More

Urbanization and rising incomes are set to propel retail growth in China and across the Asia-Pacific region over the next 10 years, according to a new report. Read More