By weaving rural outreach into an AI design competition, the beauty group is turning corporate social responsibility into a core part of its tech and talent development strategy.

Sportswear label bets on founder energy to steady investor nerves.

Merger speculation underscores beauty’s structural reset, with giants pursuing alliances to strengthen resilience, global reach and competitive positioning.

The 51-year-old luggage brand built on ballistic nylon and boardroom pragmatism is engaging Formula 1’s Gen Z fanbase to rebuild relevance in China.

From mall to movie star to platform, culture, experience and authenticity create relevance.

The Chinese Grand Prix proved how modern sporting sponsorship value is defined by how effectively brands turn a global event into mass cultural participation.

American plutocrats are picking up the slack from China’s reticent rich, driving record auction prices and luxury sales even as geopolitical tensions rattle markets.

As runway budgets tighten, partnerships remain a powerful tool for Chinese designers across New York, London, Milan and Paris.

Nine-year run of flagship is a case study in what the city’s most competitive retail corridor demands of tenants.

CEO Céline Talabaza reveals how the brand’s Nobel Prize-worthy chemistry translated into a global beauty strategy.

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.

The British capital’s upcoming event underscores its growing status as a global launchpad for Chinese designers.

Jing Masterminds: Royal College of Art-trained designer sits down with Jing Daily in Paris to discuss running her eponymous label for over a decade.

Despite a $144 billion opportunity across Southeast Asia and the Middle East, luxury houses still struggle to move beyond superficial aesthetics.