Companies
Are Lower-Tier Cities The Growth Engine Of Premium Brands?
Due to the limited space for development in China’s big cities, American brand Coach is looking to lower-tier cities for expansion. Read MoreMeet Ushopal: The Accelerator Bringing Niche Beauty Brands To China
Can small beauty labels stand out against giants like L’Oréal in China? Here’s how one brand accelerator is putting them on the map. Read MoreShein’s Latest Scandal Won’t Deter Fast Fashion Giant’s Success
As Shein inches towards an IPO, will the latest stories of appalling working conditions hamper the fast fashion company’s shelf life? Read MoreStefano Ricci Marks 50th Anniversary With Ancient Luxor Extravaganza And Doubles Down On China Expansion
The menswear company opened its first boutique in Shanghai in 1993. Today, despite pandemic restrictions, a second outpost in Beijing is in the works. Read MorePenfolds Unveils Innovative Wine Series Exclusively In China
Sourcing grapes from China's Ningxia region, Penfolds' new wine series cleverly combines Australian wine heritage with Chinese geographical IP. Read MoreFERRAGAMO Renamed And Renewed: First Results Of The Brand Rejuvenation Strategy Have Emerged
The storied Italian label has debuted a new name and logo. The strategy is to reach Gen Z and millennials — spearheaded by rising star Maximilian Davis. Read MoreMoncler Ushers In A New Chapter With Its 70th Anniversary Celebration
Moncler inaugurated a 70-day program of special events and brand experiences around the world to mark its 70th anniversary. Read MoreLi-Ning Returns To Hong Kong After A Decade
Ten years have passed since Li-Ning’s first attempt at a Hong Kong flagship. What’s encouraging the brand, in a challenging COVID context, to try again? Read MorePatagonia Owner Gives Company Away, Elevating Credibility In China
Patagonia’s groundbreaking plan to give away the company to fight climate change is the sort of disruption the fashion industry needs. Is China on board? Read MoreCan Chinese Investment Cement Alexander Wang’s Local Success?
Alexander Wang’s minority investment from China-based companies might sound like a deal. But are all parties entering with the same expectations? Read More