Shuli Ren
A great wealth transfer is happening in China
In some parts of the country, retirees are the richest while Gen X and millennials are struggling
Sorry, Pop Mart, Labubu is just not Lego or Pokemon
The continued reliance on scarcity to sell its products could turn consumers off
Gold’s ‘semi-rational’ run gives Wall Street vertigo
If American households start to see that it is an essential hedge against inflation and devaluation of the greenback, then the sky...
HSBC is tackling Hong Kong’s commercial real estate crisis
[HONG KONG] For those concerned with financial stability, HSBC Holdings is doing the right thing by taking its Hong Kong subsidiary private....
China gets closer to finding its own Nvidia
Cambricon’s success shows how to foster future national champions
You should ask your teens for shopping and investing tips
Millennials say their children are great at spotting trends, leading to a host of new billion-dollar brands
Why Buldak ramen is an US$8 billion brand
For now, investors know that despite Trump’s protectionism, young people are interested in exotic tastes and aesthetics, and that’s worth billions
Hong Kong’s tycoons are damaging the city’s credit culture
Until recently, the city’s old money had it easy; the name brand itself spelled investment grade
Labubu’s biggest threat is not Wakuku, or Lafufu
Pop Mart is doing a fragile dance with the toy’s resellers
Why China biotech is getting a DeepSeek moment, too
The country is emerging as an attractive place for Big Pharma to chase billion-dollar licensing deals
