Zara decides to develop a more refined strategy in China - Marketing China
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Zara's Three Sister Brands Exit Chinese Market
Freckled Chinese Zara Model Sparks Debate About Beauty Standards In China : Goats and Soda : NPR
Zara's natural look ad stirs debate in China – Asia Times
China Continues to Force the Hand of Western Brands over Hong Kong | Jing Daily
Zara owner Inditex marches on in China | Reuters
Insights of ZARA in the Chinese digital market | 2Open China Ecommerce Tmall Partner
BEIJING, CHINA - MAY 5, 2021 - Zara's largest store in Asia is at Wangfujing Street in Beijing, China, May 5, 2021. The store, also the first Zara global flagship store in
Blog Tag - Zara | the Beijinger
Fashion: China's turbo-charged online fashion takes on Zara and H&M, Retail News, ET Retail
Chinese model in Zara campaign sparks debate over freckles and beauty - CNN Style
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Under pressure in China, Zara deleted a statement about Xinjiang
Hong Kong protests: How Zara became the new target of Chinese anger - BBC News
Alibaba inks exclusive deal to sell Zara, Timberland and other global brands in China | South China Morning Post
Zara Jumps On China's E-Commerce Bandwagon | Jing Daily
China's turbo-charged online fashion takes on Zara and H&M | Reuters
Retail disrupter Zara will plant 2nd Ohio store at Easton - Columbus Business First
How to Leverage Chinese Ecommerce to Become a Top 10: The Rise of Zara | 2Open China Ecommerce Tmall Partner
Susan Fang x Zara Collaboration Release Info | HYPEBAE
Zara to enter China's largest online platform - Business - Chinadaily.com.cn
Zara launches online store on Alibaba's Tmall in China, Retail News, ET Retail
China's fast-fashion newcomers target Zara in global push - Nikkei Asia
FILE--A pedestrian walks past a signboard of Sale at a store of ZARA HOME in Shanghai, China, 27 December 2018. International fashion brand Zara h Stock Photo - Alamy
China's online fashion site Shein takes on Zara and H&M | Business | China Daily
Online sales of brands from Uniqlo to Zara plunge in China as Covid-19 lockdowns freeze spending | South China Morning Post
