Over the years, ethnic Chinese K-pop stars have found a second wind for their careers in their home market, China. What accounts for their meteoric rise?

Skateboard culture is going mainstream in China, winning over new consumers and redefining social norms in the process.

Analysts are advising investors against buying Nike shares, saying it’s unlikely to meet its growth target in light of the brand’s woes in China.

Evolving attitudes toward sunbathing, surfing, and beach life — coupled with the rising popularity of beach destination travel — spell new opportunities for brands.

Despite luxury groups posting strong results in China in the first half of the year, investors are unimpressed by lackluster performances in North America.

Reinterpreting Chinese mythology, using real-life couples, and launching limited edition products have become luxury brands' winning formula for China's Qixi Festival.