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China’s wealthy elite are increasingly prioritising cultural and immersive luxury experiences over traditional material possessions, according to a recent survey by Hurun.
Despite China’s economic slowdown, spending in key sectors is poised to grow, according to AlixPartners’ survey of 3,000 Chinese consumers.
The Future Laboratory and Hot Pot China co-hosted a webinar sharing key insights geared towards businesses targeting the Chinese market.
Gen Z are the first generation in China’s history to demand work-life balance, access to global culture through the internet and patriotic luxury goods simultaneously.
A new report by management consultancy Bain & Co and Italian luxury association Altagamma predicts that the global luxury market will grow between 5% and 12% year on year in 2023.
Mainland China’s recent reopening, following the lifting of lockdown and the end of the travel ban, has renewed foreign brands’ interest in its consumer market.
She may not know what the future holds for China, but venture capitalist Edith Yeung explains what the government crackdowns mean for a country in flux.
Research by Équité predicts that by 2030, China could account for 50% of the global luxury market.
Hong Kong – A new report by L2 examines the performance of 47 fashion brands and 42 watch and jewellery brands operating in China.
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