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Event Watch: SO! Dalian Yachting and Lifestyle Event
A total of 150 top yachtmakers and other luxury brands are set to descend upon Dalian this June to sell the leisure lifestyle to over 14,000 wealthy Chinese attendees. Read More
From Retail To Yachts, Chinese Investors Set Sights On Storied British Brands
A new acquisition of 165-year-old British department store House of Fraser by a Chinese company is the latest in a string of buys of big British fashion and luxury brands. Read More
Yacht Makers Strive To Foster Love For Leisure With China’s Wealthy
For yacht companies to make big sales in China, they have to sell yachting culture to China's affluent first. Read More
UK Yachtmakers Eagerly Await China Demand Wave
A rising number of Chinese high-net-worth individuals has UK yacht companies hoping that looking east will make up for sales in Europe. Read More
Menswear, Yachts, And Brooklyn Real Estate: The Top 5 China Luxury M&A Deals Of 2013
This year saw a flurry of foreign acquisitions by Chinese companies. As part of Jing Daily's ongoing year-end coverage, we've listed the top 5. Read More
China On ‘Cusp’ Of Yacht Boom
The yacht industry in China is still in its infancy, but yachtmakers have been moving in on the market in hopes of long-term gain. Read More
Dalian Wanda Owner Wang Jianlin Rockets To Top Spot On China’s Rich List
Bloomberg concludes that the property magnate has upended Zong Qinghou as the wealthiest of China's wealthy. Read More-
Quote Of The Day: A Miami Yachtmaker In Wuhan
“You’d be surprised how exacting billionaires are about price… Read More -
For Chinese Investors, Foreign Acquisitions A Quick Shortcut To Brand Heritage
Dalian Wanda's recent announcement of a deal to purchase British yachtmaker Sunseeker highlights Chinese companies' growing interest in the brand heritage of foreign luxury companies. Read More -
Made-In-China Yachts Making Early Entry Into Nascent China Market
As China's billionaires delve into the secondary luxury market, an increasing number are turning an eye towards "Made-in-China" yachts. Read More
