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Niche Luxury Brands Moving In On China
Some big-name luxury brands may be down, but others — niche luxury brands — are on the way up in China.
Red flags went up when Louis Vuitton sales started to lag. Howe...
Luxury Brands Bank on Art Sponsorships to Boost Sales in China
Luxury brands like Bottega Veneta believe that philanthropy translates into good publicity in China, especially when art and culture are involved, says Live Trading News.
Recently...
alice + olivia Embarks on Greater China Expansion with First Store in Hong Kong
alice + olivia, the line of fun, flirty women’s wear favored by Gwenyth Paltrow and Drew Barrymore, is set to open its first standalone store in Hong Kong’s International Fina...
Chinese Love Giving French Luxury Brands As Gifts
The Hurun Chinese Luxury Consumer Survey 2013 found that French luxury brands are still the most popular among gift-givers, reports China Daily.
The top three brands for women’s...
Chinese Tourism Climbs As More From Smaller Cities Go Abroad
“Outbound tourism is no longer a privilege of the rich,” said researcher Jiang Yiyi. The Chinese Outbound Tourism Development 2013 report, released by the China Touris...
Asia’s New Affinity for Cheap Chic
Asia has surpassed the US to become the world’s biggest retailing market, offering $3.8 trillion in sales in 2011, or 41% of the global pie. Within this feverishly expanding ind...
China’s 10 Most Influential Celebrities
Which celebrities have the most clout in China?
Forbes China came out with its list of China’s top celebrities of 2013 in terms of overall influence and status as measured b...
