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

Asian financial hub’s 3.5% expansion defies global trade war headwinds, mirroring China market export strength while IPO dealmaking surges to $73 billion.

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

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

From fashion and fine spirits to hotels and streetwear, CNY 2026 becomes a proving ground for cultural credibility.

Valentino’s lantern fair demonstrates its true value by building a unique brand fortress — blending cultural depth, social responsibility, and immersive experiences.

Formula 1 is transforming the racetrack into the world’s most high-octane runway, where luxury, culture, and style converge at full speed.

The Italian notebook brand taps into China’s emotional economy with its ‘healing little bed.’

Exaggerated efficacy claims and AI-fabricated testimonials put global brand credibility under the microscope.

Four developments expose the delicate balance between commercial success and sustainability in China’s consumer markets.

K-beauty scales globally, while China sidelines legacy mass labels like Etude House amid a structural market reset.

Forced spin-out establishes a template for managing Chinese apps with massive US user bases.

Group luxury buying craze leaves houses like Tiffany and Van Cleef & Arpels scrambling to balance social media buzz with brand equity protection.

For luxury brands, the new wave of Asian high-net-worth influencers like Becca Bloom and Mei Leung offer unfiltered market research.

After prolonged market correction, February data shows first signs of stabilization in the premium timepiece sector; Watches & Wonders event may accelerate the recovery trend.