tiffany & co

With Chinese companies spending the last decade acquiring international brands, it’s looking likely that 2020 may mark a turning point for overseas M&A. Read More

LVMH and Kering are set to deepen their rivalry with strategic acquisitions that will have far-reaching implications, particularly in the China market. Read More

With continued protests in Hong Kong, Richemont should focus on the Chinese mainland where the demand for luxury watch sales and jewelry remains strong. Read More

Topics ranged from disruptive business models and new leadership imprints to discussions on emerging markets and new generations. Read More

Success or failure in China has become an excellent predictor of a brand's future around the world. We break down the reasons why. Read More

Brands are walking a tightrope in China now as the political unrest in Hong Kong has become a touchy subject, and it all boils down to cultural differences. Read More

Licensing, along with the newer and popular practice of collaborating with artists and celebrities, has had a significant impact on the luxury sector. Read More

To celebrate this year’s Mid-Autumn Festival, many Western luxury brands have created their own specially designed mooncake gift boxes for valued customers. Read More

Tiffany & Co. seems confident that more focus and investment within the Chinese mainland will offset weaker spending by Chinese travelers elsewhere. Read More

For the U.S. retail industry, 2019 will most likely be a year of turbulence, and those who rely on Chinese travelers for growth need to change strategy. Read More