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Pitti Uomo 2023: How Will European Menswear Recapture Chinese Clientele?
China’s menswear market is expected to grow annually by 8.5 percent. Jing Daily speaks to the brands at Pitti Uomo to understand their plans for the recently reopened country. Read MoreWhere Luxury Stands In China’s Consumption-Based Economy
China’s economy quickly rose from a manufacturing superpower to a mature service sector. But how will those changes impact global luxury brands? Read MoreThe Review: Luxury Funerals, Risky Trade, and 10 New Audi SUVs
In this edition of The Review, we round up breaking news discussed in our daily newsletter from April 2-6, 2018. Read MoreWine, Wool, And Gambling: Australian Industries Pin Hopes On China Free-Trade Talks
An array of Australian luxury-oriented industries are waiting with anticipation to see what an Australian trade mission to China will accomplish this week. Read MoreAs EU Trade Conflict Fizzles, China Turns Heat On Foreign Automakers
Just as a trade dispute with the European Union began winding down, state-run media outlet Xinhua published incendiary accusations that foreign automakers are unfairly inflating their prices for Chinese customers. Read MoreSotheby’s Coming To Beijing: What It Could Mean For The Chinese Art Market
Looking to expand beyond its highly lucrative Hong Kong enclave into the mainland China art market for quite some time now, Sotheby’s has finally staked a claim in Beijing Read MoreEdinburgh Zoo Unveils Special Tartan To Welcome Giant Pandas
This week, Scotland's Edinburgh Zoo debuted a special tartan designed to commemorate the recent arrival of two giant pandas from China, the culmination of a five-year effort. Read MoreScotland Cashing In On Chinese Demand For Premium Scotch
Celebrating the one-year anniversary of Beijing's move to give Geographical Indication of Origin status to Scotch whisky, this week Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond toasted the booming Chinese whisky trade… Read MoreChina’s Luxury Tax Reduction: Will It Actually Boost Domestic Consumption?
Months after growing calls by prominent businesspeople like Dalian Wanda chairman Wang Jianlin for the Chinese government to reduce its stiff luxury tax, this week, Ministry of Commerce spokesman Yao… Read MoreHow Can American Wine Compete In China? (Jing Archives)
From the archives: With the wine market in China already crowded, and consumer education still lagging behind interest, what's the best method of attack for new world wineries? Read More