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As the world's largest drinks conglomerates all feel the pain of China's ongoing anti-corruption crackdown, each one is trying to put growth back on track in its own way. Read More

As part of our ongoing year-end coverage, Jing Daily lists the top five WeChat campaigns by luxury brands in 2013. Read More

With Chinese New Year just around the corner, cognac maker Martell (previously) has released a limited Chinese New Year Edition Gift Box of its Cohiba Cognac, a tribute to Cuba’s top cigar brand. Read More

Running through November 27, Beijing's Today Art Museum -- the first private, non-profit international contemporary art museum in China -- celebrates its 10th anniversary with a large-scale retrospective of the work of blue-chip Chinese artist Wang Guangyi. Read More

Though demand for fine wine, whisky, vodka and even craft beer continues to climb among China's expanding middle class, cognac remains the preferred tipple for many of the country's wealthier, typically older and male, drinkers. Read More

If there's one area of the Chinese market that has continued to do incredibly well regardless of all others, it's high-end imported spirits. Read More

Like every major cognac maker, Martell continues to invest significant amounts of time and money to better tap China's booming demand for the spirit, imports of which grew 21.5 percent to 2.3 million cases last year. Read More

Long a favorite among upwardly mobile Chinese (or those who hope to appear that way), demand for cognac in China has surged in the last decade, with the country now poised to become the largest consumer of the French brandy within the next four years. Read More

This year's awards celebrated the work of five internationally renowned artists: Sui Jianguo, Li Songsong, Hai Bo, Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin. Read More

Zhou Chunya penned an interesting op-ed this week concerning the growing number of luxury-arts partnerships, writing that although they have their detractors, he feels these initiatives could play an instrumental and constructive role in the development of greater arts appreciation in China. Read More