With travel restrictions in place, Chinese shoppers are buying luxury goods closer to home, and sales are going through the roof.
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Home BUSINESS Chinese consumers are buying more luxury goods during the pandemic — but they’re shopping closer to home, and European brands could feel the pinch
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