Retail and Commerce

The legacy brand is pursuing reinvention to stay relevant with younger consumers.

The Korean streetwear brand plans to open more than 100 stores in China by 2030 while avoiding pitfalls that have sunk other brands.

The brand is betting that home life’s next frontier lies just beyond the back door.

With cheap phones and scripted content, they gamed the platform’s algorithm to dominate product search and sales.

A sharp profit rise and booming Labubu sales weren’t enough to spark a rally in the company’s share price.

Companies are buying rivals and tapping into e-commerce to gain market share.

The sportswear giant lifted H1 2025 revenue by 14% even as tariff risks loom.

The restructuring aims to tighten logistics and capture more ground in China’s instant retail market.