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Arc’teryx consolidates luxury positioning while Salomon emerges as the group’s next global powerhouse.

A V12-powered Purosangue upgrade would sharpen Ferrari’s racing DNA while preserving the exclusivity that defines the marque.

The Zegna exec explains how a reforestation project became the maison’s competitive advantage in markets from Shanghai to Dubai.

CEO Michael Kliger explains why reliability beats disruption and how staying power in China matters more than quarterly wins.

The Majid Al Futtaim exec reveals how retail hubs like Mall of the Emirates are integrating cultural touchpoints like Chinese New Year into their year-round strategy.

Western enthusiasm for Chinese culture is real. So is its shallowness. The Wasian diaspora may be the only bridge between the two.

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When financial pressure hits, will your brand be led by people who value it or by those who see it as just another asset?

For the Year of the Horse, luxury brands are becoming culture curators, shifting their focus from storytelling alone to creating meaningful points of interaction.

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

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