Young fashion retailers, such as the Chinese concept store ENG, are managing to attract customers worldwide despite the ...

Brick and mortar stores are making a comeback in Europe, signaling a lessening of consumer desire for the convenience of ...

Icicle group with outlet on Grafton Street says “virtual try on sessions” driving online clothing sales in China ...

The New York City-headquartered group, the parent company of Coach, Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman, has transformed its booth ...

China’s luxury market may recover in the next 24 months as the country’s economy bounces back, Bulgari Chief Executive ...

The world’s second-largest economy, long a cornerstone for global retailers, is yet to recover from the post-Covid-19 slowdown that has made its once label-obsessed shoppers increasingly frugal.

Early indicators on China’s biggest shopping event of the year reveal a pickup in select categories, and even predictions for ...

The latest analysis by GlobalData reports China’s e-commerce market grew 11.9% in 2023, reaching CNY15.4trn ($2.2tn).

Boosted by a series of financial policy measures unveiled by the People's Bank of China, the State Financial Regulatory ...

Anwen Roberts, who owns design company Draenog, said identical versions of her Welsh language products appeared on the ...

Having saturated the domestic market, Japanese convenience store operators are successively opening outlets across China in what is shaping up to be a battle for survival. Lawson Inc. has ...

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