As Aesop and Maison Francis Kurkdjian shut their China flagships, the fragrance market enters a new phase. Here’s how to stay relevant in 2025.

Styling outfits good enough to eat, young Chinese are taking fashion inspiration from photogenic desserts like canelé and Dubai chocolate.

Kering’s Qeelin joins Biotherm, Tag Heuer, and Jaeger-LeCoultre in tapping medal-winning Chinese athletes amid a shift in China's celebrity landscape.

Italian marque faces uphill battle in China despite global growth and Lewis Hamilton signing, as the luxury automaker struggles with EV transition and local competition.

Brands are doubling down on Saudi and UAE, but success requires more than a store opening. Jing Daily’s new report "Driving Luxury Revenue in the Middle East: KSA and UAE" highlights the region’s opportunities.

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

Customs auctions in China are evolving from government-run sales into cultural phenomena, where consumers willingly risk thousands on mystery luxury blind boxes.

Opinion: Luxury brands must position AI as a human-enhancing tool, not a replacement, to retain client trust and emotional engagement.

SAR’s ambitious tourism revival includes hosting Coldplay concerts, Premier League matches, and drone shows at its new $4.1 billion sports complex as the city works to attract visitors beyond mainland China.