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Alibaba claimed the top spot for the first time since joining the BrandZ Top 100 in 2015, ending Tencent’s four-year run at the top. Read More

Skyrocketing prices for five-star hotels, top boarding schools, and rare liquors are boosting an already robust Consumer Price Index (CPI) for luxury goods in China. Read More

In this edition of The Review, we round up breaking news discussed in our daily newsletter from March 26-30, 2018. Read More

Domestically-listed Chinese companies, which may include luxury brands like the maker of a popular Chinese liquor, may be added to MSCI’s emerging markets index. Read More

China's wealthy are not only hungry for tech and travel, but their “appetite” for high-end goods is up 20 percent, according to a recent Hurun survey. Read More

In an effort to find new sources of sales growth, baijiu brands are promoting the spirit as a trendy cocktail ingredient to drinkers abroad. Read More

The author of a new English-language book on the fiery Chinese spirit talks to Jing Daily about what it's going to take to make more foreigners baijiu aficionados. Read More

As China's austerity drive continues, Pernod Ricard, Diageo, and Rémy Cointreau are all working to overcome slumping sales. Read More

Baijiu producer Moutai just posted a massive decline in annual sales growth, but claims it's in the midst of a comeback thanks to a rising number of non-government buyers. Read More

Hurun's annual survey finds that China's high-net-worth individuals scaled back big time amidst the government's austerity campaign. Read More