Fearing that the outdoor and sporting goods industries could be the next collateral damage of US President Donald Trump's tariffs against Chinese goods, industry leaders are pursuing exemptions from the duties.
Trade experts warn that the biggest challenge brought by trade tensions between China and the United States is the damage to confidence in bilateral trade, which may take years to restore.
SHIJIAZHUANG - Tian Guifen, 56, has no idea where Arabia is, but knows the robes she weaves will be delivered and worn there.
Perfume is playing an increasingly significant role in the business growth of luxury brands, especially in Asia, fueled by the emerging middle class and millennial consumers who are pursuing high-end lifestyles.
Smaller overseas cosmetic brands have found business opportunities in China by harnessing the promotional power of social media and online recommendations.
Asia's biggest health and beauty retail chain Watsons has launched a large-scale store upgrade plan in the Chinese mainland to meet the growing demand for higher-pace and higher-end shopping experiences.
The timely move by China's top financial regulators to introduce policies for the strictest-ever asset management products is expected to ease financial institutions' concerns and stabilize market sentiment.
The rapid convergence of marketing services and digital technology is in the spotlight again, as a result of a potential stake-buying plan in the world's largest advertising house by major Chinese internet companies.
China's cruise market, the world's fastest growing, is undergoing a capacity adjustment, which is hoped will guide it back onto the right course and benefit both operators and consumers, said industry experts.
Although the shipbuilding industry has undergone a slowdown over the past few years due to global maritime transport contraction at a time of economic downturn, Chinese shipbuilders have continued to enjoy growth as a result of upgrading.
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, China's top industry regulator, granted licenses to 15 companies on Monday to run virtual telecom network services.
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