Despite record-breaking 618 sales, China’s cosmetics retail sector dipped 2.3% in June, suggesting early promotions may be cannibalizing monthly growth.

Chinese platforms and brands are capturing Southeast Asian Gen Z through cultural fluency, price accessibility, and AI-powered personalization strategies.

Chinese beauty brands like Perfect Diary, Flower Knows, and Judydoll are conquering global markets with bold storytelling, innovation, and localization — but can they turn virality into lasting success?

Jane Birkin’s personal Hermès prototype sold for $10 million at Sotheby’s Paris, with a Japanese buyer securing the iconic piece after a fierce bidding war.

German luxury sports carmaker Porsche reports steep decline in H1 2025 China deliveries, deepening the brand’s struggles in what was once its largest global market.

Porsche braces for deeper cuts as it battles slumping China sales and mounting U.S. tariffs.

Luxury car brands are entering real estate to diversify revenue, deepen brand loyalty, and stay competitive amid economic uncertainty.

Wave of niche sportswear brands enters China through joint ventures and exclusive partnerships, targeting consumers who value individuality alongside technical performance and global cultural relevance.

China’s anime, comics, and games subculture is now big business, with brands like Pop Mart riding a fandom wave driven by Gen Z and Alpha’s growing spending power.

More Chinese travelers are ditching tourist traps for offbeat adventures and deep cultural dives. Enter the Middle East.

Marina Bay Sands’ $8 billion expansion aims to tap Southeast Asian luxury demand, led by young affluent travelers and high-spending locals.

Chinese travelers are increasingly seeking adventure-led, experiential travel, from theme parks and study tours to African safaris.