
This week in Paris, Adrian Cheng announced the launch of a significant new investment fund to target what Cheng sees as the key consumer market of this century – Millennials and Generation Z in China. Call them BATers.
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This week in Paris, Adrian Cheng announced the launch of a significant new investment fund to target what Cheng sees as the key consumer market of this century – Millennials and Generation Z in China. Call them BATers.
Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group Ltd on Thursday reported a 3.9 percent rise in profit, buoyed by sales rebound in the second half of the year as consumer sentiment improved.
French conglomerate LVMH is once again number one in Deloitte's 2017 report on the top 100 luxury companies. Gucci helps Kering rise to 5th place, while Italy boasts the most companies overall.
Hong Kong's retail sales in March rose for the first time in two years on improved domestic consumption and as visitors from the Chinese mainland returned to shop in the city.
Thanks to a new partnership with DFS Group, luxury Hong Kong jeweler Chow Tai Fook will be available in the United States. In May, the jewelry brand will open a boutique in Honolulu’s T Galleria by DFS.
Hong Kong's retail sales fell for the 23rd straight month in January, with a strong local dollar hurting tourism and business activity although the drop narrowed against the previous month.
Hong Kong's retail sales shrank for the third year in a row in 2016 and by the most in nearly two decades, hurt by the city's economic downturn and fewer tourists from mainland China.
Hong Kong jeweller Chow Tai Took is expanding its new lower-priced chain to target younger shoppers in mainland China and will also close several signature stores by year-end. Most closures will be in tourist areas.
Hong Kong mall operators and retailers, plagued by a prolonged slump in sales, are now digging deep in to the local market to revive their business that has slowed due to a plunge in the number of Chinese visitors.
Hong Kong's highest profile officials and business people paid their respects to Cheng Yu-tung, whose passing marked the first of an aging generation of tycoons whose hold on the city's economy faces growing challenges.