Top reading this week Market China report
Luxury Sectors Chinese Consumers Love Post COVID-19. The adoption of a healthier, minimalist lifestyle pushed consumers to embrace the Dieter Rams mantra: “Less, but better.” Instead of pursuing trends and the latest fashions, Chinese luxury shoppers want investment pieces. (Jing Daily)Chinese Tech Giants Going Global - JD ID 5 Years in Indonesia - Digital China Ep.45 with Leo Haryono
Chinese Tech Giants are going global. Let’s learn from JD’s experience in Indonesia in the past 5 years. Today my guest is Leo Haryono, CMO of JD ID. We are discussing Indonesian consumer trends, how what JD ID is doing in Indonesia is relevant to the China market, and what the company is planning for the future. (To watch click here)
The Chinese property bubble was a land bubble in private as well as business land in China. The marvel has seen normal lodging costs in the nation triple from 2005 to 2009, conceivably determined by both government arrangements and Chinese social attitudes. http://www.thecrowdvoice.com/chinas-real-estate-market.htm
Luxury Sectors Chinese Consumers Love Post COVID-19. The adoption of a healthier, minimalist lifestyle pushed consumers to embrace the Dieter Rams mantra: “Less, but better.” Instead of pursuing trends and the latest fashions, Chinese luxury shoppers want investment pieces. (Jing Daily)
What’s more, the pre-deals on Tmall
Because of the promoting publicity, pre-orders made up a major piece of the day. While the initial numbers were amazing, a year ago the organization said in excess of 27 million buys came by means of cell phones in the principal hour. That sum considers pre-orders made by clients
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