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Week In Review: March 15-19
In case you missed them the first time around, here are some of Jing Daily’s top posts for the week of March 15-19.
Read Full Story »BMW’s Chinese Art Car On The Way?
BMW’s cultural promotions in China have included three China Culture Journey art exhibitions and the compilation of a list of the 100 most important figures in Chinese contemporary art. Soon, however, they could include the first-ever Art Car by a Chinese artist.
Read Full Story »White Collar Workers Mad For Luxury; But Will They Squeeze LV, Gucci Out Of Top-Tier Markets?
If, as a growing number of articles on Chinese luxury and fashion blogs write, “big brands” like LV and Gucci are falling out of favor in top-tier cities, then what brands now appeal to the younger, more brand-savvy and worldly consumers who have moved on?
Read Full Story »Jing Daily Roundup: Chinese Brands And Their Prospects For Success
A roundup of Jing Daily posts looking at some of China’s up-and-coming domestic brands.
Read Full Story »Luxury Brands Fail Chinese Quality Control Tests: What Fallout Could We See?
This week, some of the world’s top luxury brands are undoubtedly in damage control mode in China, following the release of a study that indicates the majority of garment samples tested from brands like Hermes, Versace and Dolce & Gabbana failed to meet quality control standards.
Read Full Story »Hans Helmuth Hennig: In Luxury Market, China “Has Made Substantial Progress”
In an interview with the China Times, Hans Helmuth Hennig, Managing Director of the Jebsen Group, discusses what it takes for companies around the world to resonate with Chinese consumers and what Chinese luxury brands can do now — in their infancy — to become the strong global brands of tomorrow.
Read Full Story »MCM Opens First Free-Standing Duty-Free In Chongqing
This year, construction is scheduled to begin on the world’s largest duty-free emporium, which is due to open doors in Haitang Bay, Sanya in Hainan province in 2012. On a somewhat smaller scale, companies like the luxury leathergoods company MCM (Mode Creation Munich) have begun to open duty-free boutiques in emerging cities like Chongqing.
Read Full Story »Western Tour Operators Learning New Skills To Cater To Chinese Outbound Tourists
To court the growing number of Chinese outbound tourists, Western tour operators, hoteliers and retailers are finding that it’s becoming more important to understand the particular needs of these tourists
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