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Top Destinations for Wealthy Chinese Looking to Move Abroad Revealed
Hurun Report has revealed the top destinations for Chinese HNWI immigration, which is driven by concerns about education and pollution. Read More
Beyond NYC and LA: 7 Lesser-Known U.S. Destinations Bidding for Chinese Tourists
While Los Angeles and New York remain the most popular U.S. destinations among Chinese visitors, other destinations are now also upping the ante in China. Read More
Chinese Companies Dead Set On Buying Australian, American Wineries
Having already snapped up distressed wineries in France and Chile, Chinese state-owned giant COFCO is now setting its eyes even further afield, on wineries in the US as well as Australia's Barossa Valley. Read More
Chinese Tourist Arrivals In US To Hit 1.7 Million In 2013
Aided by ramped-up marketing efforts and more efficient visa procedures, Chinese tourism to the United States is expected to rise some 13 percent this year, pushing arrivals from 1.5 million last year to the upper end of 1.7 million in 2013. Read More
Chinese-Owned Virginia Winery Targets China’s Burgeoning Oenophile
With French imports continuing to dominate at the high-end of China's booming wine market and domestic players battling it out at the low-end, US winemakers have moved quickly to occupy the increasingly lucrative mid-market. Read More
Hong Kong’s Luxury Mecca Status Fading As Mainland Chinese Go Global
Lower-than-expected sales figures are certainly disappointing for Hong Kong retailers and tourism officials, but we'd say this reflects not a drop in luxury demand but rather highlights the global spread of the Chinese luxury consumer. Read More
“Looper” China Box Office Haul Beats US
One of the most anticipated Hollywood-China co-productions to hit screens to date, the Joseph Gordon-Levitt/Bruce Willis sci-fi action film "Looper" became the first international film ever to rake in more in its China opening than in its native US. Read More
Made [For] China: Growing Luxury Demand Buoys US Manufacturers, Brands
Going against the decades-long trend of lower-priced Chinese imports flooding the US market, a growing number of American manufacturers, fashion brands and family-run wineries are looking to China's luxury consumer as a new and important target market. Read More
Rattled By Food Safety Scandals, Chinese Go Organic
Along with their incomes, the health consciousness of China's middle class has shown a steady rise in recent years, with this consumer demographic placing a premium on their well-being in the face of high-profile food safety scandals. Read More
Broad Art Museum Hires America’s First China-Based Curator
In a major step for a US arts institution, the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum will bring on Beijing-based Wang Chunchen as America's first-ever China-based adjunct curator. Read More
