With fortunes largely equity-locked, Chinese tech moguls are spending more quietly. Luxury brands must learn to reach wealth that values privacy over visibility.

Following ‘Citywalk,’ Cityboat is emerging as a new way for young people to explore the city and spend their leisure time.

Post-2005 beauty shoppers wield outsized influence, rewarding experimentation and entertainment while demanding authenticity, transparency and, increasingly, AI-verified proof.

Costume Institute’s show will confront the offensive remarks that ended Galliano’s Dior career. But Chinese Gen Z is talking about something else.

Whole-group signings deliver reach no single ambassador can match, but they import fan rivalry, internal drama and the risk of being read as a traffic play.

Rather than leaving performance behind, the California brand is treating it as raw material — for sharper design, bigger collaborations, and a younger Chinese audience.

The couturier reveals how ditching wholesale has led to unprecedented business success and an A-list roster of clients.

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

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.