The French luxury house today presented its 2024-25 Métiers d’Art collection at Hangzhou’s scenic West Lake.

Chinese cycling brands capture market share with Asian-focused fits and competitive pricing, yet struggle to build Rapha-style cultural currency.

French maison ranks low on sustainability indexes. But do conscious consumers care?

Chow Tai Fook reported a 4% rise in operating profit to HK$6.77 billion for the first half of fiscal 2025, despite a 20.4% drop in revenue.

UBS predicts a challenging outlook for China’s economy through 2026, citing slowing GDP growth, deflation risks, a faltering property market, and rising US tariffs.

Year ahead to be challenging as watchmakers navigate declining exports to China, shifting consumer preferences, and macroeconomic uncertainties.

Disputes in luxury retail settings have proliferated on social media in recent months, raising questions about the shopper-staff dynamic.

China’s crackdown on ‘daigou’ activity and luxury brands’ strategic adjustments in Hainan’s duty-free market are reshaping cross-border shopping.

Multiple-entry visa policy opens door to 18 million potential shoppers from mainland.

Following news that he won’t be competing in Formula 1 next year, Zhou reflects in an exclusive interview.

From ballet inspiration to digital campaigns, Ferragamo’s president reveals how the brand is evolving for China’s next generation.

The Serpentine artistic director explores AI, tech partnerships, and art’s future in this interview with ‘Jing Daily.’