Emotional fitness, power-aging, gold fever, and instant gratification: the signals brands can’t afford to miss in 2026.

Luxury brands are losing their soul, chasing high prices and social virality while neglecting the one asset that truly delivers value: the human touch.

Jing Daily’s latest report breaks down the style subcultures-to-know when understanding youth consumption in China.

As growth slows, brands are pivoting to fewer flagships, deeper experiences, and tighter control over China’s evolving retail economics.

Capturing the imagination was key to winning Chinese consumers in 2025. Here’s what Loewe, Louis Vuitton, and Adidas got right.

A quick-fire breakdown of how brand partnerships championed women’s sport, locally and globally through 2025.

In 2025, celebrity influence proved to be as fragile as it is powerful, with scandals exposing the inherent risks of star-led branding.

Policy subsidies invigorate Double 12, turning China’s quietest shopping festival into a revealing stress test for pricing power and consumer trust.

Independent jewelers are winning over Gen Z by crafting pieces with soul and meaning, reshaping trends across the Asia-Pacific region and beyond.

Zhong’s nearly $20 billion pharmaceutical fortune offers leaders a clear lesson: long-term investment in innovation pays off big time.

Three simultaneous moves map China’s consumer recalibration: exporting value globally through Mixue, capturing overlooked luxury demand via Golden Goose, and prioritizing B2B flows in Hainan.

Asset sales accelerate as New World Development grapples with rising leverage and property downturn.