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"Pre-owned watches have become a reasonable alternative and an inconspicuous choice compared to splashy new models for Chinese younger generation ..."
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"'Shaiwa' is the Chinese term for 'Sharenting' - when does sharing baby pictures on social media become too much? ..."
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"There's a growing desire among brands and consumers for products that aren't just for men or women -- it's a way to break traditional gender roles in China ..."
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"Apps including Alibaba-backed food-ordering platform ele.me and US-based travel site TripAdvisor are accessing sensitive private information that’s not related to their functions, and this enables them to “peep into users’ lives and acquire users’ private information,” according to recent test..."
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"China's economic slowdown has hit Prada, but the brand faces more problems with Chinese consumers, including a decline of desirability and quality concerns ..."
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"China seeks to increase the luxury goods tax rate to curb Millennials' irrational spending on luxury brands and bring back a culture of frugality ..."
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"The Austrian crystal producer Swarovski took its new AR store concept to Chengdu, hoping to attract Chinese consumers who make up its biggest market ..."
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"Women’s Day receives much less attention from luxury fashion brands in China. Here's a roundup of five brands that are smartly celebrating it in 2019 ..."
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"China’s most popular holographic singer has blazed the trail for second generation of virtual idols based on anime and games – now technology lets fans create their own..."
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"As news of Lagerfeld's passing broke last night, China’s social media platforms have seen an influx of posts mourning the fashion industry's huge loss ..."
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"While most brands are incorporating zodiac animal in their Chinese New Year designs, Maybelline got influencers excited about its makeup with a mahjong set ..."
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"A new wave of platforms are using low prices, minimalist storefronts and, allegedly, the manufacturers of genuine luxury goods to sell unbranded products to China’s value-hungry consumers ..."
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"Tencent opened up livestreaming on WeChat in early March, and has seen impressive sales results, we discuss the pros and cons for luxury brands to enter ..."
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"When it comes to marketing to Chinese luxury consumers, could Instagram influencers give Weibo KOLs a run for their money? ..."
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"BTS is undoubtedly one of the most popular music bands in the world and a recent Tweet by one of its members proves just how astronomical the scope of the group’s fame is ..."
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"New digital services add a layer of reassurance for China’s counterfeit-conscious consumers..."
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"A March report by Kantar China reveals a few purchasing behaviors of Chinese female beauty shoppers that brands need to know ..."
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"WeChat Pay today unveils its latest strategy for cross-border payment business at the WeChat Pay Overseas Partner..."
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"In this blog post, we’ll look at how international and Chinese businesses are tapping into the She economy for Women’s Day on different platforms in China, and the lessons we can learn from them ..."
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Instagram backlash over first Vogue Hong Kong cover featuring Gigi Hadid, accused in China of racism
"Instagram backlash over cover featuring Gigi Hadid, accused in China of racism over a 2017 video appearing to mock Buddha, leads magazine to take down its post on the social media site ...."
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"In China, commerce has been integrated into social media for a decade, so the use of fake social-media accounts to inflate business figures is rife. The trend is warping Chinese ecommerce and eroding trust among consumers ..."
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"Chinese millennials are turning to a mysterious and futuristic science to transform their appearance that’s known cryptically as "Black tech" ..."
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"Want to extend your products and services to China? Learn how luxury brands can leverage social commerce to succeed in China. ..."
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"China’s consumers have cut back on purchases of everything from Apple Inc.’s iPhones to Swiss watches as the trade war with the U.S. hits the economy ..."
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