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In an exclusive Q&A with Jing Daily, Secoo's new international CEO Federica Marchionni spoke about her take on the Chinese market. Read More

If there's one thing China's affluent may like more than VIP treatment, it's basketball, and Hublot combined both with a special dinner with Kobe Bryant for its top Chinese customers. Read More

After Los Angeles saw a 35.5 percent spike in Chinese visitors last year, the city's upscale Beverly Center mall quickly implemented a host of special services for this important customer bloc. Read More

In case you missed them the first time around, here are some of Jing Daily’s top posts for the week of May 27-31. Read More

According to the former Asia CEO of Richemont, luxury brands are increasingly responding to Chinese consumers' interest in exclusive events. Read More

As designer Stella McCartney dramatically expands her brand's China presence, she hopes to attract potential customers' attention with a series of star-studded parties. Read More

A recent exclusive cocktail party at Ralph Lauren's Shanghai flagship is an example of luxury brands' efforts to create unique experiences for Chinese customers. Read More

Nearly a year after holding its first couture event in Shanghai at the city's swish House of Roosevelt, Christian Dior is set to launch its second such private show later this month. Read More

Following a dip in VIP arrivals during the Lunar New Year holiday, major casino owners in Macau have reported a pick-up in the number of Chinese high-stakes gamblers over the past two weeks. Read More

Private shopping sprees, flights to Paris for fashion shows, custom-made one-of-a-kind items -- for major luxury brands looking to lavish perks on notoriously brand-disloyal Chinese VIPs, the sky's the limit. Read More