Coffee and Commerce

Luckin Coffee’s rapid expansion has positioned it as a dominant force in China’s coffee market, but at the cost of strained profit margins.

The Chinese e-commerce company surpassed market expectations with strong growth after a year of intense price competition.

Kuaishou has committed to providing customers with more choices and better experiences, but how will it deliver on these promises?

Meituan Shangou, its quick commerce business, could play a significant role in its strategy to counter competition from main rival Douyin.

The leading Chinese operator is eyeing expansion into other markets.

The low-cost e-commerce giant is targeting agriculture and national brands in 2024.

Nongfu Spring is experiencing firsthand the weight of public opinion, and it won’t be the last company to face such scrutiny. Fortunately, consumer sentiment is transient.

JD.com has responded differently to Pinduoduo’s meteoric rise compared to mutual rival Alibaba, with its approach appearing to yield positive returns.