Retail and Commerce

JD.com is entering China’s food delivery market, turning its logistics muscle into a platform for hot meals, groceries, and more.

The UK grocer is testing a hybrid “Iceland Lab” concept to see if its icy staples can stand out in a hotly competitive market.

As growth slows, Meituan is counting on its unified membership program to deepen user engagement across its ecosystem.

Yonghui Superstores reported a full-year loss, but says its remodeled stores and supply chain reforms are paving the way for a turnaround.

As cross-border ambitions grow, Chinese firms in Mexico must navigate a patchwork of challenges—from lost freight to language barriers.

A crop of Chinese handbag brands are skipping the logos and rewriting the luxury playbook, hoping design and storytelling can go where status once ruled.

With new US tariffs hitting apparel exporters, brands are weighing cost, resilience, and the push to nearshore supply chains.

Joybuy gets a second act as JD.com explores market potential in the UK.