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US Bans and COVID Won’t Dent Li-Ning’s Rise
Li-Ning ended fiscal 2021 on a high, generating over $3.5 billion in revenue. But the next quarter may not be so smooth sailing. Read MoreHow New Balance Found Its Stride in China
As the sports apparel market in China grows, a host of global brands are trying to grab a bigger slice. Here, we explore how New Balance has done just that. Read MoreThe World’s First FILA House Is Coming to Shanghai
The FILA brand, best known for its chunky white sneakers, is stepping into the hospitality world with a hotel in Shanghai. Read MoreCan Keep, An Online Fitness App, Help Luxury Brands Seize China’s Fitness Craze?
Keep, a unicorn in the field of online fitness, boasts 300 million users. Can luxury leverage the app to tap into China’s booming fitness sector? Read MoreBehind the Romance of Hajime Sorayama and Li-Ning
Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama and Chinese sportswear favorite Li-Ning spoke to Jing Daily about the beauty of their artistic collaborations. Read MorePrada Takes the Lead on China’s Explosive Winter Sports Market
Prada exclusively launched its “Prada On Ice” collection at the SKP Atrium in Beijing in response to the upcoming 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. Read MoreAnta Versus Adidas: Will the Chinese Sportswear Brand Win?
Chinese sportswear brand Anta is on track to overtake adidas in market value. How did it manage to rival more renowned brands? Read MoreWhat Nike and Luxury Can Learn From Each Other
While sporting goods are not competing directly with luxury, there is a lot both worlds can learn from each other. Read MoreLi Ning Leads the Charge of Chinese Luxury Brands
While it’s not fully luxury, China’s Li-Ning became the first Chinese brand to enter the Jing Daily KraneShares China Global Luxury Index top 10. Read MoreHermès Makes Fitness High Fashion On WeChat
Hermès is the latest luxury brand to cash in on China’s wellness craze, launching yoga tutorials on its WeChat Mini Program and more. Read More