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China’s Wine Drinkers a Long Time Coming
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The Impact of China’s Media Corruption on Consumer Behaviour
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Chinese Consumers’ Appetite for Healthy Food Relevant to New Demographics
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Hollywood’s Influence on Chinese Consumers
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Luxury in China still the Tip of the Iceberg
Many luxury brands in China haven’t been smiling much lately. In years gone by, the world’s big peddlers of luxury have been broadcasting double digit annual growth in China – this year, the market is...
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China’s Mobile Shopping A Two Horse Race
Happy New Year, we hope your 2014 has started off with a bang. While many of you would have still been crooning Auld Lang Syne, another record was broken in China, where 808,298 Sina Weibo posts were...
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China’s Wine Drinkers a Long Time Coming
If you’d popped into a Chinese village about 4,600 years ago, there’s a slim chance you’d have been offered a clay flask of wine. Although archaeologists have discovered Chinese produced wine from...
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China’s Personalised Kind of Love
Happy belated Valentines Day. With Spring Festival fatigue still evident, the timing wasn’t great to be pushing another celebration in China. Nevertheless, there were still plenty of starry-eyed...
View ArticleClik here to view.
An Unexpected Ally to Solving China’s Fake Fiasco
China has long been known as the land of fakes. The country was the source of two thirds of fake goods seized globally between 2008 and 2010. Street-side stalls, shops and entire shopping malls are...
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China’s state press agency Xinhua has shut down the website of the respected business newspaper 21st Century Business Herald, and terminated a ¥3.5 million ($590,000) contract between the agency and...
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It’s nothing new that Chinese consumers are opting for food and beverages that are better for them. In 2013, after a decade and a half of mouth-watering growth from its Oreo cookies, Mondelez...
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Hollywood’s Influence on Chinese Consumers
China’s fixation with Hollywood movies has driven American culture in the Mainland and helped many Western brands along the way. It’s aided Nike to become the top-selling and most loyally followed...
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A Chinese consumer’s purchase journey is like no other. It begins online for most, with 85% using search engines, brand websites, or social media as their first step for researching a new product or...
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Mass urban migration, the one-child policy and opening up to the world have all had an enormous impact in shaping modern China. WeChat has hit a sweet spot addressing some of the challenges that have...
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