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China's social credit system can feel like a blacklisting effort against Chinese citizens. How would foreign brands fare under a similar system? Read More

The luxury sector appears to be temporarily safe from China’s income inequality. Heritage brands are likely to feel some potentially harmful effects. Read More

The FIFA World Cup is a boon for marketers with their eyes on China. Read More

To many people's surprise, Raffles Hotels & Resorts chose Boston as the site for its first property in North America. However, with Chinese travel to Boston on the rise and Raffles a well-known brand in China, the move may just turn out a boon. Read More

In “New China“ where everything is political, brands need to develop an ability to balance between political sensitivity and consumer expression. Read More

Trump is selling houses, but it has nothing to do with Trump properties. Read More

According to a recent survey, the current U.S. political climate is having a positive effect on Chinese tourism to the United States. Read More

Chanel and Céline are out and martial garb is in for the official delegates of this year's "two sessions" in Beijing. Read More

Welcome to China Film File, a weekly brief on the business of movies in China. In today’s news: China's 2013 box office total tops 20 million RMB, Shanghai's Hippo Animation studio inks huge deal with Australian firms, and Zhang Ziyi wins Best Actress at this year's Asia Pacific Screen Awards. Read More

While the Chinese government aims to crack down on graft associated with extravagant mooncakes, strong Mid-Autumn Festival sales are still expected for cakes aimed at individual buyers. Read More