Watchmaker replaces Girard-Perregaux as official timekeeper, extending its aggressive push into global sports following its NFL partnership earlier this year.

At the latest Salon Series held at The Peninsula London, industry experts talked cars, art, and luxury brand strategy.

As growth cools, China’s luxury spending is pooling into fewer destinations, reshaping how brands and landlords compete for relevance.

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

By translating the Fire Horse into an emotionally and socially resonant experience, Prada moves Chinese New Year storytelling toward lived cultural engagement. Through the latest CNY campaign, it dives deeper into China’s festive culture, one of revival and renewal, tapping into a wider social appetite for optimism and economic boost at the start of a new year.

The maison’s narrative is rooted in long-term thinking, with its Chinese New Year campaigns supported by a deeply enduring brand.

From mass and derm to fragrance and makeup, these 30 domestic labels define China’s beauty ecosystem.

While US firms chase general AI, Chinese companies are deploying practical, scalable robots that businesses must match or risk falling behind.

From Labubus to Le Creuset, blind boxes are rapidly emerging as a popular retail format. Are they a passing fad or here to stay?

The founder’s legacy is a blueprint many companies still fail to grasp. By refusing to play the game of adaptation, he forced the market to adapt to him.

Luxury timepieces regain momentum in the US, as tariff cuts spark a December export spike — but China and Hong Kong remain weak.

Maextro’s $102,000 sedan already outsells the S-Class in China, exposing gaps in Mercedes’ luxury brand positioning.