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Rørsted's decision comes at a time when the sportswear giant continues to suffer from the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war and declining sales in China. On Monday, Adidas announced that Rørsted, who became the company’s CEO in 2016, will…

Burberry revealed that  first-quarter sales dipped 35% in the country which is a vital market for its clothing. Prior to the pandemic, approximately one-third of the global luxury industry was reliant on Chinese spending, both at home and…

Elon Musk has shared a dose of bad news for his electric vehicle company Tesla, explaining that its new factories in Germany and the United States are losing billions of dollars due to battery shortages and supply disruptions in China. …

Axios’ report states that China now has a total of 1,133 billionaires, a figure which is growing approximately three times faster than the US’ billionaire population. Presently, the US had 716 billionaires. The three cities with the…

While Apple’s CEO did not specify how much the tech giant would contribute to northern China’s relief efforts, or how the funds would be distributed, his promise follows on from many other relief aid pledges. Most recently, Cook pledged…

CEOs On Live Streaming On June 11th, 2020, William Ding, the founder of NetEase (NASDAQ: NTES, a leading internet technology company in China, whose businesses cover online games, online education, and e-commerce), must have been one of…

The CEO’s comments come in a pre-recorded Q&A style stream at the World Internet Conference, which was hosted by the Cyberspace Administration of China. The comments mark the second occasion this month upon which Musk complimented China…

Chinese sales of Tesla vehicles plummeted last month following a shift in consumer preference and privacy concerns.

James Hebbert, managing director of Hylink (UK), gives CEO Today an insight into China's thriving duty-free market and explains how global luxury brands can make the most of it.  China's duty-free market is rapidly expanding,…

The Chinese government has levied its highest-ever antitrust fine against Jack Ma’s eCommerce giant.

Notable luxury and sports brands have come under fire after condemning reported forced labour in Xinjiang.

Nicolas Aguzin’s appointment marks the first time a non-Chinese person has led the influential stock exchange.