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"Here is what you need to know about Estée Lauder's China strategy, which has proven very effective in boosting the brand's sales in the region ..." 
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"Alibaba Group is partnering with retailers to bring the Hema concept to new cities in China, the global technology giant announced on Friday ..."
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"An obscure eastern village got on the information superhighway when one of the major contractors of Apple, the leading smartphone maker, chose to set up a plant in the underdeveloped Shanghai corner ..."
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"Alibaba and JD.com have long competed with each other to become the dominant e-commerce force in China. Lately, their battle has escalated in luxury ..."
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"Alessandro Dassi, CEO and GM of Thomas Cook China talk to China Travel News about its first twelve months of operations and how JV partner Fosun is helping ..."
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"We’ve talked a lot about the rise of QR codes in Asia, but they may now finally be moving from being a “joke” to being more widely adopted in other places as well. Simply put, QR codes let you hyperlink and bookmark the physical world ..." ©
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"Even as growth slows, there’s a sizable, and sophisticated, pool of luxury shoppers in China. But brands need to take a new approach to keep them interested ..."
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"Alibaba’s latest addition to its retail chain might be changing the grocery retail game in China. The group last month unveiled three new Hema supermarkets in Beijing and Shanghai, hoping to provide a seamless blend of online and offline shopping experience as part of their “new retail” strategy. TechNode visited the Hema store in Beijing, …"
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"Merging the best of online and offline retail experiences in Runner Camp, Tomohiro Katsuki of Prism Design explains China’s latest retail concept ..."
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"To court the luxury market, companies like JD.com are using their customer base to offer upscale retailers support on things like white glove deliveries ..."
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"Bikes, bikes, and more bikes. China’s streets have been invaded by bike rentals of every hue. More and more Chinese entrepreneurs are sparing no effort to jump on the sharing bandwagon. Now, when you walk around the streets or hang around shopping malls, there’s a high chance that you’ll come across a slew of shared …"
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"Four new NFC smart watches that make use of China UnionPay’s cloud-based payments service have been unveiled in Shanghai.
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"Consumers there are finding convenience and security in using smartphones to pay. An estimated $5.5 trillion was spent through mobile platforms in 2016, about 50 times the amount in the U.S. ..."
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"The future of brick and mortar "shopping" is now in China ..".
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"A viral WeChat post from a middle-class Chinese mom reveals the psychology of this demographic and their new definition of luxury ..."
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"Mortgage and credit card balances are surging, helping Chinese households reach the middle class but adding to the country’s borrowing binge ..."
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"WeChat, known in China as the app that offers everything from messaging to a ubiquitous payment service, is getting its own augmented reality framework; at over 963 million active users, the popular Chinese app could put AR in the hands (and minds) in more than just the mobile tech savvy. Tech in Asia recently caught wind of WeChat parent …"
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"Chinese tea stall chain Sung is channelling millennial despondency around the dim prospects in both marriage and careers, with suitably bleak product titles – “achieved-absolutely-nothing black tea” – as the brand channels “Sang” culture ..."
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"Shopping everywhere, all the time. Here's how technology is changing how Chinese consumers shop offline ..."
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"Urban Chinese parents are involved in their children’s lives in ways that would make “tiger mothers” from earlier times gasp ..."
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"The advent of fast fashion and e-commerce have changed buyers' habits in the capital of Guangdong province, with many now preferring to buy new clothes rather than having their old garments mended ...."
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"Alibaba launched a Luxury Pavilion on Tmall that aims to deliver the same brand exclusivity and tailored shopping experience as a brick-and-mortar store ..."
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"Stay calm and drink on. That’s how some consumers in Shanghai are confronting the latest findings that show a cup of milk tea can contain a meal’s worth of calories or caffeine equivalent to eight cans of Red Bull ..."
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"Founder Liyia Wu attracts tens of thousands of followers in China for her QVC-esque in-store livestreams throughout the U.S. ..."
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"Why drag someone around a mall when you can leave them happily playing games while you buy stuff? ..."
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