China's Fruit Retailer Pagoda Faces Backlash Over Fruit Prices Amid Market Shakeup

Pagoda’s challenges extend beyond pricing. Chinese consumers now navigate a market characterized by abundant product variety and fragmented retail channels, from offline supermarkets to online e-commerce and instant delivery platforms.

The Rise and Fall of Reebok: From Olympic Glory to the Discount Rack, Can Anta Revive a Faded Icon?

Rumors have been swirling that China’s Anta, often called the "King of Acquisitions," is on the verge of buying Reebok. However, these reports have been met with a firm denial from the brand's current owner, the American brand management company ABG, which stated it has "no intention of selling." If the deal were to go through, it would mark Reebok's third ownership change in two decades.

A New Consumer Order: How China's Gen Z is Reshaping the Market

The popularity of "Guochao"—a trend embracing Chinese cultural elements—reflects Gen Z's desire for products that align with their identity and values.

Coach, Montblanc, and Other Fragrance Brands to Raise U.S. Prices by 6-7% Amid New Tariffs

Shiseido Reports 73% Drop in Annual Profit Amid Sluggish Sales in China

Uniqlo Faces Boycott Risk in China After CEO's Xinjiang Comment

Meituan, Chow Tai Fook Earnings to Gauge China's Consumer Sentiment

Luxury Shoemaker Manolo Blahnik Enters China Market After 22-Year Trademark Dispute

Adidas Reports Growth in China Sales for Third Quarter

H&M Withdraws 2024 Margin Target Amid Profit Pressures from Discounts and Costs