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How Can Luxury Brands Avoid Scandal in China?
A global brand should not keep its mouth shut to avoid controversy, nor should it compromise its foundational values to operate in mainland China. Read More
As Q1 Results Disappoint, Should Brands Look Beyond China?
From Tod’s to Tesla, many brands reported plummeting sales in the first quarter due to China’s lockdowns. Is this a lesson on overexposure? Read More
China Two-Year Sales Boost Tapestry and Hermès as Farfetch Explores Beauty
While China proved challenging for Tapestry in late 2021, Hermès soared in the Asia-Pacific region, and Farfetch expanded its brand portfolio. Read More
Kering & Burberry Lead China’s Latest International Import Expo
This November, the world's leading luxury and beauty companies will attend the fourth China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai. Read More
China Delivers for Estée Lauder, Tapestry & Farfetch
With a flurry of earnings results coming in August, Jing Daily looked at how top luxury companies fared in China and beyond. Read More
Can Henan Relief Help Burberry, Big Tech Bounce Back From Backlash?
As the death toll in Henan rises, big tech and luxury brands have jumped to the rescue — saving their own skin in the process. Read More
Louis Vuitton Pre-Launches Fall 2021 Menswear At Shanghai Popup
The Social Edition is our weekly series which deep dives into luxury initiatives in China’s social media landscape. Every week, we highlight brand campaigns distributed on Chinese digital platforms. Read More
Coach Lifts Parent Co. As China Booms
The New York-based luxury lifestyle group Tapestry has swung back to profit thanks to strong e-commerce in North America and Chinese growth. Read More
Does CIIE Offer Western Luxury Brands A Short Cut To The China Market?
The China International Import Expo is a unique trade fair in luxury where China’s local government officials replace the usual buyers at brand booths. Read More
Tapestry, Inc.’s China Conundrum: Balancing Multiple Brands in a Changing Market
Tapestry, Inc., owner of Coach, Kate Spade, and Stuart Weitzman, reported quarterly earnings that exceeded market expectations but exposed some weaknesses. Read More
