From Shenzhen’s first downtown duty-free store to Laopu Gold’s record-breaking growth, this week’s stories highlight how refined retail formats are redefining the future of China’s consumer economy.
Korean streetwear is no longer just a Seoul phenomenon. With first-store launches, omnichannel expansion, and cultural brand equity, labels like emis and Musinsa are reshaping China’s youth fashion landscape.
The Swiss luxury group Richemont beats Q1 2026 expectations with strong jewelry sales, resilient watch performance, and digital innovation—especially in China.
China’s consumer industries are once again demonstrating how fast competitive dynamics can shift — with beauty at the center of this week’s realignment. Local players are surging, Japanese incumbents are dealing with headwinds.
Beauty Shanghai 2025 debuts this October as China’s first premium boutique beauty fair, featuring over 100 brands across skincare, cosmetics and personal care.
As global luxury groups confront falling sales in China, local real estate giants, homegrown beauty brands, and targeted celebrity campaigns reveal where the market’s next wave of growth may be hiding.