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Why The Future Of Luxury Is Not All Online (Yet)
With the launch of Amazon’s new luxury platform and the Farfetch, Alibaba and Richemont partnership, one might think brick and mortar is dead. Think again. Read More
Where Will Chinese Consumers Buy Luxury When The World Re-Opens?
After COVID-19, Chinese luxury consumers will return to buying goods abroad, but the tourism market will look much different than before. Read More
YNAP Dumps Yoox in China To Focus on Joint Venture With Alibaba
Yoox, the outlet luxury e-commerce player of Yoox Net-a-Porter, announced today that it will exit the China market on February 18, 2020. Read More
Net-a-Porter’s China General Manager Claire Chung Talks Mobile Sales and Yoox Merger
Luxury e-tailer Net-a-Porter's new China general manager talks to Jing Daily about the importance of mobile and what lies ahead after the Yoox merger. Read More
China’s Singles’ Day Extends Reach to Luxury Brands
Despite its emphasis on discounts, China's biggest e-commerce shopping event Singles' Day hasn't skipped over luxury and premium labels. Read More
From Daigou to Digital: Luxury Executives Weigh in on Biggest China Challenges
At the recent Financial Times Business of Luxury Summit in Monaco, top industry figures including Sir David Tang and the CEO of Richemont shared their thoughts on biggest issues luxury faces for the future in China. Read More
What China’s 168% Mobile Commerce Growth Means for Luxury
As the growth of mobile commerce in China puts it on track to surpass PC sales, luxury brands need to adapt to what their Chinese customers want from an online shopping experience. Read More
Yoox’s Luca Martines: Mobile Sales and Niche Labels are Key for E-Commerce in China
In an interview with Jing Daily, Yoox Group's international markets director discusses the company's new mobile app, what its Net-a-Porter merger means for China, and rising Chinese demand for individual style. Read More
What Yoox and Net-a-Porter’s Merger Means for China’s Luxury E-Commerce Market
The deal struck between the two luxury e-tailers has one eye on China, but the Chinese market remains a challenge. Read More
‘The Luxury Destination for Asian Fashionistas’: LuisaViaRoma Ups China E-Tail Game
The Italian luxury retailer taps into Chinese bloggers, celebrities, and social media to boost its presence in China's e-commerce market. Read More
