Consumer Economy

Young consumers in Latin America’s top market see China as more innovative than the US.

The Shenzhen-based startup’s first product is an exploration camera inspired by the “One Hundred Thousand Whys” encyclopedia series.

Whoop’s screenless bands use a subscription model instead of one-time hardware sales.

Once the dominant name in China’s AC market, Gree is feeling pressure as rivals like Xiaomi close the gap.

With half its sales still tied to Miniso, the toy maker now faces the challenge of proving it can stand on its own.

Founded by six young entrepreneurs, Shuai Shuai Fireworks defied expectations with sales exceeding RMB 10 million in its first year.

The two snack retailers are racing toward IPOs with Mixue-like expansion, but lack its supply chain discipline and margin control.

Young CEO Wang Shoucheng reflects on Yonghui’s outlook after a sweeping reform inspired by Pangdonglai.