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China Slowdown Looms Large Over Global Luxury Real Estate Market for 2016
A new study shows that luxury real estate markets in top cities across the globe are set to be heavily effected by China's economy in the coming year. Read More -
Where Chinese Tourists Go, Luxury Growth Follows in 2015
As China's luxury consumers opt to do most of their shopping abroad, brands' regional growth rates follow the Chinese tourist trail. Read More -
Jing Daily Launches Flash Report: Understanding China’s Luxury Slowdown
“Understanding China’s Luxury Slowdown” kicks off Jing Daily's new "Flash Report" series with a briefing on how to reach China's changing luxury consumer in 2015. Read More -
What China’s Stock Market Fall Means for Luxury
Already hit by slowing China sales, luxury brands are worried that plummeting shares will further dampen consumer confidence. Read More -
China’s Affluent Set to Drive Bulk of Urban Consumption Growth in Next 5 Years
A new study by Boston Consulting Group finds that Chinese consumers with higher incomes are set to propel most of urban spending growth by 2020. Read More -
China’s Slowdown Means End of ‘Low-Hanging Fruit’ for Foreign Luxury Brands
As the era of easy China sales growth ends for foreign brands, they need to develop a strong understanding of their Chinese customers in order to stay ahead in this challenging yet vital market. Read More -
China’s Luxury Market Conditions Amplify Brands’ Risk of Overexposure
It's easier than ever for luxury brands to become victims of their own massive success in the China market as consumers increasingly pursue more individualistic style. Read More -
Report Launch: What’s Hot (and Cold) in China’s Dynamic Luxury Market
With on-the-ground expert insights, Jing Daily's new "Industry Temperature" report analyzes the defining trends that shaped the Chinese luxury market in 2014 and predicts what lies ahead in the Year of the Sheep. Read More -
5 Million Outbound Chinese Tourists Give Asian Retailers Happy New Year
China's rapidly growing number of outbound Chinese New Year tourists got into the holiday shopping spirit as they flocked to South Korean and Japanese duty-free shops. Read More -
Can Gucci Turn it Around in China?
After Kering's lackluster year-end financial report, the luxury mega-brand hopes to regain China momentum in the Year of the Sheep. Read More
