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Adidas is to strengthen its €80–100 product line in the Chinese Market.

Burberry’s “earned reach” in China increased by 129%, which translated into a 10% increase in new customers in the country.

This wave of “world’s first stores” reflects a shared recognition among international brands of the strategic value of the Chinese market.

The new plan builds upon existing achievements and sets more forward-looking development goals across Ferrari’s three core areas: racing, sports cars, and lifestyle.

Over the past three years, Ralph Lauren’s women’s business in China has achieved a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 40%

Between FY2016 and FY2022, American fashion and luxury […]

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