Wholesale Industry and Market News

American multinational tech giant Apple Inc. has officially launched its buy now, pay later plan in the United States.

Image credit: testing/Shutterstock.com/ The announcement comes one day after the Chinese tech giant’s co-founder Jack Ma returns to mainland China Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., the Chinese multinational tech company…

Toblerone chocolate is set to let go of some of its Swiss roots as large quantities of the bar will be produced outside of Switzerland.

Tourists from America and Asia can now get a new Louis Vuitton bag for a much better deal in Paris or Milan than they can in London.

Cutting out wholesalers comes with a set of drawbacks, and it seems that companies are starting to realize and make changes accordingly.

Third-party sellers are knocking off as much as 10% on Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro in China at the moment, top cope with downturns in the demand.

Kering, the owner of the luxury brands Gucci, Alexander McQueen, and others, reached out to Estée Lauder to head up a new beauty division.

Bestway Wholesale Ltd. has officially increased its ownership stakes in the UK’s second-largest supermarket chain Sainsbury’s.

After Covid-19 lockdown, China now plays a larger role than ever in the success or failure of luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton.

Superdry clothes manufacturer’s wholesale business revenue has dipped by almost 60% in the past two months.