The limited-edition capsule collection will be available in partnership with Lane Crawford and Tmall.

The event, titled “Living Apart Together,” will coincide with a retail push in China, where Berluti plans to open three stores this year.

The collection marks the brand’s launch on WeChat Mini Program.

Active transactions from the region more than doubled in November year over year, while the peak transaction volume jumped 300 percent.

The deal gives the data research and insights firm a foothold in China as the country cements its dominance of the global luxury market.

As the Paris shows kick into high gear, branding and strategy experts advise how brands can flourish with a mix of live and virtual events.

A federal judge halts Trump administration’s WeChat ban, set for Sunday night, citing questions of constitutionality.

New downloads of TikTok are banned starting Sunday, but it may be able to avoid a full ban starting next month. WeChat has no such option.

Here’s what companies and brands need to know.

Franklin Chu discusses luxury retail experiences that are thriving among young shoppers.

Trump banned TikTok and WeChat, and now the latter’s fate could complicate things for American companies looking to the Chinese market.

TikTok is already looking at legal action, saying it’s “shocked” by Trump’s move and that it happened without “due process.”

Whether its customers are spending money — or not — Burberry wants them to have fun as they game their way across the Shenzhen shop floor.

The deal is expected to close in the second quarter of fiscal year 2020 with Mirror continuing to operate as a stand-alone firm within Lululemon.

Customers will have an opportunity to buy the sneakers on a first-come, first-served basis by registering on a dedicated microsite.