The online shopping destination carrying women’s and men’s styles is slated to go live on June 1.

Twenty percent of survey respondents feel they do an adequate job of selling into the market.

The handbag brand can reach 40,000 Chinese shoppers at a time.

Big data and online to off-line initiatives are being used by Alibaba and JD.com to attract luxury partners to their respective platforms.

As the Chinese New Year approaches, Souheil Badran, president of Alipay North America, explains tactics to lure customers to your store or brand.

Kantar Millward Brown reviewed Chinese brands that are making waves in the global market.

WeChat mini-programs are making it possible for influencers to open their own, highly lucrative, e-commerce operations on China’s biggest social media platform.

Revenue for the quarter was up 56 percent year-over-year.

The influencer platform will aim to connect North American brands with cross-border social players.

The region is a largely untapped frontier for retailers and brands searching for new revenue channels.

Millennial Chinese consumers are willing, and able, to buy an increasing amount of luxury products online.

The third annual Luxury Society Keynote covered Millennials, artificial intelligence and advertising on WeChat.

China’s e-commerce consumers once again shattered sales records during the world’s largest shopping festival.

The company reported its fastest pace of sales since a record IPO in 2014.

An increase in the quality of domestic buyers and a desire for European brands were major talking points amongst participants.