In 2025, Chinese beauty investors focus on rapid domestic growth and cultural relevance, while global giants prioritize scientific innovation, premium positioning, and long-term international scalability.

Following Gap and Hunter's success under Baozun management, the struggling British ‘Lululemon rival’ reportedly seeks digital resurrection in China’s competitive premium activewear market.

What started as a subtle accent color has evolved into full-scale dial treatments, ceramic cases, and coordinated straps across the industry’s most prestigious horological houses.

Beyond traditional automotive manufacturing, Toyota positions itself as a technology innovator through this groundbreaking project combining artificial intelligence, environmental sustainability and human-centered design.

Washington pushes Asian and European partners toward agreements requiring 60% local content, threatening to isolate Chinese firms from trillion-dollar global supply chains by July 9.

While ByteDance's international business flourishes, the company must navigate competing demands from Washington and Beijing over TikTok’s future in the American market.

After shedding its founding family heir Adrian Cheng, Hong Kong-based conglomerate faces a crucial test: can professional management turn around a debt-laden empire and restore investor confidence?

President extends ByteDance divestment deadline for third time, giving administration more time to secure complicated deal requiring Beijing’s approval and American buyer.

Outbound travel market rebounds, fueled by digitally-savvy newcomers prioritizing value-conscious luxury experiences over traditional status symbols.