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  4. Consumer trust in AI set to grow 15 percentage points by 2030: report
  5. Consumers in Middle East's GCC countries to up spend 50pc on beauty from 2025 to 2030: report
  6. Growth that works today is not always the growth that builds tomorrow
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November 30, 2023

China's female luxury buyer is highly influential and key to sales of luxury goods and services not just in the country but also on travel overseas. But her mindset is changing. Image: LookLook China's female luxury buyer is highly influential and key to sales of luxury goods and services not just in the country but also on travel overseas. But her mindset is changing. Image: LookLook

 

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