The SM Group is taking a slow and steady approach to the expansion of its mall network in China amid tighter competition.
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Imports of goods like umbrellas, musical items from China hurting Indian MSMEs: GTRI
The GTRI data analysis stated that China supplies 95.8 per cent of India’s umbrellas and sun umbrellas (USD 31 million) and 91.9 per cent of artificial flowers and human hair articles (USD 14 million) …
Chinese Imports Hurt Indian MSMEs: GTRI Report
A new report by GTRI reveals that Chinese imports of goods like umbrellas, toys, and musical instruments are severely impacting Indian MSMEs, leading to job losses and economic slowdown.
Penny-pinching Youth Transforming China’s Bubble Tea Craze
Sweet, milky and colourful — bubble tea is wildly popular in China, where people sipping through straws from large plastic cups is a common sight in high streets and shopping malls across the country …
These South Jersey metal makers say unfair imports slow sales, hiring. Would more tariffs help?
Metal plants are seeking even tariff protection against cheap imports from China and its many trading partners. Victory could bring back hundreds of jobs at this Pennsauken plant.
China’s electric vehicle makers scramble for EU tariff deal, with price floor on the table
Chinese carmakers offering to set minimum prices and volume limits, but insiders say proposals are unlikely to convince Brussels.
KFC, McDonald’s, Haidilao push small-store format to beat China’s consumption downgrade
Fast-food kiosks are sprouting up in mainland cities, as fast-food restaurant chains like Yum China, McDonald’s and Haidilao compete for consumer dollars.
China’s coffee expo brews up global interest, showcases market growth
The expansion comes as China’s coffee consumption shows robust growth. Statistics from 2023 reveal that the country’s annual per capita coffee consumption stood at 16.74 cups, with coffee-related …
China’s economic situation ‘incredibly important’ to Australian companies
Woodside Chief Executive Meg O’Neill discusses the role of China’s economy and the various geopolitical conflicts on the business.
IBM Will Fire 1000 Employees In China, Scale Down Business: Find Out Why?
IBM, a global tech giant, is cutting over 1,000 jobs in China as part of a broader strategy to downsize its operations in the country. This move is largely influenced by the increasing geopolitical …
China’s rising luxury brands, a new playbook for global success
Opinion: Chinese luxury brands are rapidly emerging as global contenders by leveraging cultural heritage and client-centric storytelling to create transformative experiences.
China’s embattled restaurants, embroiled in price war, struggle to stay afloat
Restaurant owners and operators in China’s biggest cities are facing challenges to remain profitable, with some lowering prices to tempt consumers …
Alibaba’s antitrust review comes to a close after 3 years of government scrutiny
The State Administration for Market Regulation praised Alibaba for its compliance with the antitrust authority, giving the firm full recognition.
