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Will Hong Kong Recession Kick Start a Sustainable Second-hand Luxury Market?
Some companies are starting to focus on the rise of second-hand shoppers as an opportunity to target an entirely new type of Hong Kong luxury consumer. Read More
LVMH Confirmed Acquisition of Tiffany for $16.2 Billion
Bernard Arnault, LVMH’s chairman, has already lined-up a new strategy to boost the biggest acquisition for the group in their history. Read More
4 Takeaways from Morgan Stanley’s Report on Shifts in Chinese Luxury Consumption
Investment bank Morgan Stanley notes that more and more of China’s luxury shoppers are staying home to shop instead of traveling abroad. Read More
How Will Chinese Luxury Shoppers React to Price Increases?
As the gap narrows between international and mainland China pricing, more and more Western luxury brands are increasing their prices there. Read More
Acquiring Tiffany Could Be a China Masterstroke for LVMH
If LVMH’s acquisition of Tiffany's goes through, it could end up being one of LVMH’s smartest China-facing transactions to date. Read More
How Would LVMH Redefine Tiffany?
What would LVMH need to do in order to transform Tiffany from its historic past into a more relevant brand for millennials and younger global consumers? Read More
R3’s July List Reveals the New Brand Ambassadors to Look Out For
Ever since Versace’s t-shirt gaffe this week, the list of Chinese ambassador defections seems to grow daily. R3’s June list sheds some light on newcomers. Read More
The Disruptive Force of China’s Rising Duty-Free Market
Investment bank Morgan Stanley notes that China’s duty-free market will bring disruption to the global luxury retail landscape. Read More
How Tiffany’s China Strategy Combats Economic Turbulence
Jing Daily chatted with Tiffany & Co.’s CEO Alessandro Bogliolo on the upcoming Shanghai exhibition, trade war and the brand’s overall strategies in China. Read More
Chinese Whispers: Trade War Victim Tiffany Strengthened Business Presence in China, and More
Trade war victim Tiffany & Co. strengthened its business presence in China on the back of decreasing Chinese tourists to the United States. Read More
