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After a recent downturn, the China luxury market is stabilizing, but growth remains elusive. To return to growth, luxury must align with changing consumer psychology.
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China unleashed its broadest package of trade countermeasures since last October’s truce. Beijing’s move to sanction firms that help enforce Washington’s sanctions could have significant implications for U.S. businesses operating in China, analysts say.
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China now requires government approval for drone exports to the United States. This move escalates the technology competition between the two largest economies. The United States had previously …
Beijing named UNESCO-UIA World Capital of Architecture 2029 for its rich heritage and sustainable vision
The Temple of Heaven in Beijing attracts a large number of tourists for visits and photos on May 15, 2026. Photo: Li Hao/GT Beijing has been designated as the UNESCO-UIA (International Union of …
Beijing wins Unesco World Capital of Architecture 2029
Established jointly by Unesco and UIA, the World Capital of Architecture programme highlights the transformative role of architecture, urban planning, culture and heritage in advancing sustainable …
China’s Luxury Market Is Stabilizing—But Changing Consumer Psychology Will Shape Its Future
After a recent downturn, the China luxury market is stabilizing, but growth remains elusive. To return to growth, luxury must align with changing consumer psychology.
UNESCO names Beijing World Capital of Architecture for 2029
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) announced on Wednesday that it has selected the Chinese
China Bank Savings H1 profit eases to P1.19B
MANILA, Philippines — China Bank Savings (CBS) posted a slight decline in first-half earnings despite higher revenues from sustained lending growth.. The thrift banking arm of China Banking Corp. said …
China’s foreign reserves hold steady as external earnings stay in private hands
Hong Kong absorbed nearly two-thirds of mainland China’s portfolio outflows last year and now holds about half of the total external stock, IIF says.
Beijing Daxing Airport, the $13 billion starfish terminal designed to outlast Atlanta as the world’s busiest
China is building a massive new airport in southern Beijing capable of handling 130 million passengers a year, but congestion in the skies may be just as big a challenge as capacity on the ground.…
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In African tech hubs, developers are picking China’s cheap, freely available artificial intelligence models over more powerful U.S. ones.
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