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Is Evergrande’s Race to Erase Debt Possible?
Chinese billionaire Hui Ka Yan is selling off as much equity as he possibly can to keep Evergrande afloat, but will it be enough? Read More
For Luxury, Is India the Next China?
China is undergoing a historic transformation away from capitalist values that is alarming global luxury brands. Could India offer a viable alternative? Read More
China Denounces Money Worship (To Luxury’s Chagrin)
The Chinese Communist Party recently denounced the country’s money worship, extreme individualism, and corruption. But will that affect luxury? Read More
How Long Can Hermès Rely on Birkin’s Allure?
Hermès is diversifying its product categories in an attempt to recruit younger consumers and mitigate its iconic bag’s potential decline in the future. Read More
3 Key Findings From Bain x Altagamma Luxury Report
Bain reports that luxury could recover as early as this year. Aside from Chinese consumers and online channels, what other factors are driving this rebound? Read More
Why Luxury Brands Overlook These Non-HNWI Spenders
Luxury brands have been primarily focused on High Net Worth Individuals (HNWI), but are they missing out on other important segments in China? Read More
Report: China Has World’s Most Billionaires for Second Year in Row
China may have lost two billionaires in the past year, but the Hurun Report claims it still has more than the United States. Read More
Interview: HBA Residential’s Chris Godfrey on What China’s HNWIs Want in Their Ultra-Luxe Homes
Godfrey of HBA Residential explains why China is one of the most appealing places for designing high-end residential properties. Read More
China Overtakes Japan For Second Place On Global Millionaire List
According to a new Boston Consulting Group report, China saw a staggering 82 percent rise in its number of millionaires in 2013. Read More
China’s Billionaire Club Set To Overtake UK, Russia, France, And Switzerland—Combined
The number of China's billionaires may seem tiny, but it's estimated to become much bigger compared to other countries in the coming decade. Read More
