U.S.-China trade war
Will China’s Ban on Foreign Technology in its Government Offices Extend to the Private Sector?
If China requests the elimination of foreign technologies from other industries, how would this policy impact manufacturing from the private sector? Read More
China’s “Quality Crackdown” Puts Coach, Tory Burch in Crosshairs
This kind of crackdown, which predominantly targeted American brands, is common for foreign brands in China around times of high international tension. 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
The Real Losers of the Trade War: Small American Brands
As the U.S.-China trade war continues, many U.S. companies are shouldering the financial burden, with smaller companies absorbing an outsized costs. Read More
Will Louis Vuitton’s ‘Dad Shoe’ Lawsuit Stomp Out Imitators?
Louis Vuitton officially brought action against Belle International Holdings, but what is the chance for the French luxury label to win in China? Read More
Why the US-China Trade War is Actually an Opportunity for Some Luxury Brands
In the light of the ongoing U.S.- China trade war, declines in weaker luxury brands will be balanced by gains for stronger brands. Read More
How Trade War Affects U.S. Consumer Goods Companies and Beyond
Here are three ways that the ongoing U.S. - China trade war can affect the profitability of the luxury and fashion sector in the mid- and long-term. Read More
China, South Korea Power Moncler’s Growth Streak
The Italian luxury brand Moncler scored another solid quarter of business growth, helped by popular demand in China and South Korea. Read More
Alibaba’s Profits Defy China Slowdown—Sort Of
Alibaba released its Q3 2019 earnings on Jan. 30 as it attempted to allay fears that it would be hit by the slowing Chinese economy and US-China trade war. Read More
