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Alibaba’s Mike Hu on ‘Three-Dimensional’ Retail
Mike Hu, the executive who manages relationships with luxury brands like Burberry, Versace and Cartier for Alibaba-owned Tmall, says the e-commerce giant will employ a new ‘three-dimensional model’ of retail.
Alibaba’s Mike Hu on ‘Three-Dimensional’ Retail
Mike Hu, the executive who manages relationships with luxury brands like Burberry, Versace and Cartier for Alibaba-owned Tmall, says the e-commerce giant will employ a new ‘three-dimensional model’ of retail.
Richemont Needs a Transformational Move
For years, the Swiss luxury group has lagged rivals in fashion and tech, and now finds its dominance in hard luxury under threat. What is chairman Johann Rupert’s end game?
Richemont Needs a Transformational Move
For years, the Swiss luxury group has lagged rivals in fashion and tech, and now finds its dominance in hard luxury under threat. What is chairman Johann Rupert’s end game?
How Fashion and Beauty Can Better Engage with Black Businesses
Four months after renewed demands for racial justice hit the fashion and beauty industries, what — beyond symbolic gestures — has been done, and what will it take to make initiatives like the 15 Percent Pledge work?
How Fashion and Beauty Can Better Engage with Black Businesses
Four months after renewed demands for racial justice hit the fashion and beauty industries, what — beyond symbolic gestures — has been done, and what will it take to make initiatives like the 15 Percent Pledge work?
Power Moves | PVH Names Stefan Larsson Next CEO, Patagonia Announces New Chief Executive
This week, it was announced that Larsson will take the helm from Manny Chirico in February, while Patagonia named Rose Marcario’s successor.
Power Moves | PVH Names Stefan Larsson Next CEO, Patagonia Announces New Chief Executive
This week, it was announced that Larsson will take the helm from Manny Chirico in February, while Patagonia named Rose Marcario’s successor.
If You Aren’t Already Selling Jewellery in China, Now Is the Time
China was driving the global jewellery market long before the pandemic. Now the clock is ticking for smaller players who want to get a piece of the pie before big brands take an even larger share.
If You Aren’t Already Selling Jewellery in China, Now Is the Time
China was driving the global jewellery market long before the pandemic. Now the clock is ticking for smaller players who want to get a piece of the pie before big brands take an even larger share.
Richemont First-Quarter Sales Slump as Covid-19 Hits Jewellery Demand
The Cartier-owner's sales fell 47 percent to €1.99 billion ($2.27 billion), a similar decline posted by rival Swatch Group earlier this week.
Richemont First-Quarter Sales Slump as Covid-19 Hits Jewellery Demand
The Cartier-owner's sales fell 47 percent to €1.99 billion ($2.27 billion), a similar decline posted by rival Swatch Group earlier this week.
Using Famous Faces to Impress Chinese Consumers Just Got Trickier
Marketing to Chinese consumers in a time of crisis means that brands with tighter budgets need to consider new ways of leveraging Chinese influencers and celebrities.
Using Famous Faces to Impress Chinese Consumers Just Got Trickier
Marketing to Chinese consumers in a time of crisis means that brands with tighter budgets need to consider new ways of leveraging Chinese influencers and celebrities.
Fashion Magazines Hit as Luxury Ad Spend Dwindles
Global fashion houses are slashing their marketing budgets by 30 to 80 percent to weather the economic fallout of the pandemic.
Fashion Magazines Hit as Luxury Ad Spend Dwindles
Global fashion houses are slashing their marketing budgets by 30 to 80 percent to weather the economic fallout of the pandemic.
Amazon vs Alibaba: Which E-Commerce Giant Is Winning the Covid-19 Era?
The online retail goliaths have made a fortune as the pandemic shifted shopping online but the crisis has also exposed their vulnerabilities and shed light on challenges that lie ahead.
Amazon vs Alibaba: Which E-Commerce Giant Is Winning the Covid-19 Era?
The online retail goliaths have made a fortune as the pandemic shifted shopping online but the crisis has also exposed their vulnerabilities and shed light on challenges that lie ahead.
Weibo Enters the E-Commerce Race. Should Brands be Excited or Cautious?
With 560 million monthly active users and a host of new features like Xiaodian and Lvzhou, the social media giant is making a play for China’s lucrative e-commerce market.
Weibo Enters the E-Commerce Race. Should Brands be Excited or Cautious?
With 560 million monthly active users and a host of new features like Xiaodian and Lvzhou, the social media giant is making a play for China’s lucrative e-commerce market.