The founder’s legacy is a blueprint many companies still fail to grasp. By refusing to play the game of adaptation, he forced the market to adapt to him.

France’s billionaire Pinaults offload their struggling German sports brand to China’s rising giant, signaling Western athletic wear’s shift eastward.

With ‘A Family Closet,’ Zegna recalibrates its China market strategy through an emotional lens, drawing on family, heritage, and continuity to articulate its legacy old money ethos.

The maison’s narrative is rooted in long-term thinking, with its Chinese New Year campaigns supported by a deeply enduring brand.

From fashion and fine spirits to hotels and streetwear, CNY 2026 becomes a proving ground for cultural credibility.

Valentino’s lantern fair demonstrates its true value by building a unique brand fortress — blending cultural depth, social responsibility, and immersive experiences.

Carmakers from BMW to Xiaomi find creative workarounds through financing schemes and model updates.

The German automaker has hit a wall. With service failing, products misfiring, and the value gap widening, a reset is overdue.

Growth driven by jewelry suggests China market stabilization, contrasting with continued struggles facing apparel-focused LVMH and Kering.

The founder’s legacy is a blueprint many companies still fail to grasp. By refusing to play the game of adaptation, he forced the market to adapt to him.

With its new dual-theme flagship, the French brand is moving beyond footwear to build a full lifestyle and community ecosystem.

A so-called tribute to individuality backfires as Dolce & Gabbana casts an all-white lineup. Prada, meanwhile, offers evolution with self-awareness.