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Tencent Reports Historic Profit Slip Despite WeChat Ad Revenue Growth
Tencent reported disappointing Q4 net profit on Thursday. The company did, however, continue to grow ad revenue on WeChat. Read More
With Luxury Ads on WeChat and New Mobile Games on the Rise, Tencent’s Future Looks Bright
Chinese tech giant Tencent is set to release its Q4 2018 earnings results on Thursday morning, and investors anticipate a bright outlook. Read More
Samsonite Welcomes Chinese Mobile Payments in U.S. Stores Amid Declining Tourist Shopping
Luggage and travel accessories company Samsonite hopes to attract Chinese tourist shoppers by accepting Alipay and WeChat Pay at some of its U.S. stores. Read More
Travel Shopping Slips, But Italy Still Draws in Chinese Tourists
The most popular Italian destinations for travel shopping are seeing fewer Chinese shoppers, but that doesn't mean the tourists aren't there. Read More
3 Chinese Mobile Payment Trends Businesses Should Know
Chinese mobile payment data from the recent Lunar New Year revealed emerging trends that businesses abroad need to watch. Read More
New Year, New You? Selfridges’ WeChat Quiz Wins Chinese New Year
Selfridges & Co. created a winning digital campaign, with a lifestyle-driven focus that resonated with the younger Chinese audiences. Read More
The One Thing Stores & Hotels Can Do Right Now to Boost China Tourist Sales
Retailers that rely on Chinese tourist spending can quickly benefit from adopting mobile payment options like Alipay and WeChat Pay to boost consumption. Read More
Will London’s Luxury Stores Bring Home the Bacon this Chinese New Year?
Perhaps the entire luxury industry in London lacks a comprehensive marketing strategy for China’s largest holiday -- the upcoming Chinese Lunar New Year. Read More
Why Are Chinese Tourists Shopping Less?
Recent reports have noted that Chinese tourists are shopping less, but that's not the whole story as those same travelers are spending more overall. Read More
Chinese Travelers Prepare for Lunar New Year Holiday Spending Spree
More than 7 million Chinese tourists are expected to travel abroad during the Lunar New Year, and those travelers are booking luxury experiences. Read More
