Retail

As Chinese consumers account for about 40% of global duty free sales, it makes sense that China would want to keep at least some of...

Greater internet penetration, the development of e-commerce and cross-border shopping is catapulting new markets onto list of growth opportunities.

In an environment where brands and retailers continually need to do more with fewer resources, teaming up is a win:win solution

This massive consumer market, with an appetite for both luxury and mainstream products, could become the epicenter of global retail.

Entertainment has always been part of the shopping experience. Now it's becoming a key sales driver.

For their parents it was about looking affluent and fitting in. For younger shoppers the focus is on self-expression and uniqueness.

Malls might be struggling to survive in developed markets, but in China they are set to surge.

A high value brand continues to pay dividends for decades through higher margins and customer loyalty.

Young Chinese consumers see domestic brands as just as good - or better - than foreign brands.

How Gymshark won in the highly competitive performance sports market.