The great Chinese descent of Louis Vuitton | MANICHINI STORE
Louis Vuitton's Inland (China) Empire Set To Grow Even Larger | Jing Daily
EXCLUSIVE In strategy shift, Louis Vuitton considers first duty free store in China's Hainan | Reuters
Expensive Taste. How Did Louis Vuitton Become #1 Luxury Brand in China? | GFluence
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Louis Vuitton Beijing Peninsula Store in Beijing, China | LOUIS VUITTON
Explosive' sales make China 'great again' for Louis Vuitton after consolidation to stem downturn, says CEO | South China Morning Post
China's 'Exceptional' Luxury Fashion Demand Spurs Louis Vuitton to Add Jobs in France | Fortune
HONG KONG, CHINA - JUNE 8: Louis Vuitton flagship store on the Causeway Bay street in Hong Kong on June 8, 2012 Stock Photo - Alamy
Louis Vuitton Losing Sales in China
China Welcomes Third Louis Vuitton Maison in Chengdu – WWD
Declining demand from China hurts Louis Vuitton in Q2 - Business - Chinadaily.com.cn
Louis Vuitton and other luxury stores under LVMH banner to stay open in Hong Kong, as group says it has no plans to exit China | South China Morning Post
The China Edit | Louis Vuitton, Vanity Spending, House of Fraser | BoF
Louis Vuitton said to be eyeing strategy shift; considering travel retail presence in China - Global Cosmetics News
Luxury Brands China Morgan Stanley Report Louis Vuitton | Jing Daily
Louis Vuitton's brand fades in China | Financial Times
Louis Vuitton Hefei Store in Hefei, China | LOUIS VUITTON
Louis Vuitton comes under fire for 'double standard' return policy in China after Canada Goose - Global Times
Louis Vuitton and Chanel dominate China's luxury social space | Media | Campaign Asia
Louis Vuitton Ningbo Heyi Plaza Store in Ningbo, China | LOUIS VUITTON
Market research: Louis Vuitton in China - Daxue Consulting - Market Research China
Louis Vuitton Beijing China World Store in Beijing, China | LOUIS VUITTON
With Louis Vuitton bag costing just US$100 more in China, will mainlanders still head to Hong Kong for shopping expeditions? | South China Morning Post
