François-Henri Pinault with the new logo for luxury conglomerate PPR, which will be changing its name to Kering. (Forbes)

Pinault’s Zodiac Heads Gift Confirms Long-Term China Goals

The end of the Christie's zodiac head drama that began in 2009 demonstrates the company's increasingly long-term commitment when it comes to the future of luxury in China.
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China’s Fashion-Forward Embrace “Low-Key Luxury” Eyewear

A population of well over 1.3 billion, one of the world's fastest-growing luxury markets, and a well-publicized "myopia epidemic": for high-end eyewear brands and designers, China looks like a slam dunk.
Aircraft on display at the ABACE 2013 Aviation Conference and Exhibition. (ABACE)

Is Business Aviation in China Finally Taking Flight?

An accelerating trend toward international cooperation could give business aviation in China the lift it needs to finally get off the ground.
American-Canadian actor Keanu Reeves, centre, presents the best actress award to Chinese actress Yan Bingyan, left, as Hong Kong director John Woo, right, looks on during the award ceremony for the Beijing Film Festival in Beijing Tuesday April 23, 2013.

China Sends Mixed Messages On Foreign Films

Although the recent Beijing International Film Festival sent an encouraging message to filmmakers hoping to break into China's booming film market, barriers to entry aren't likely to break down anytime soon.
Easy visas and convenient travel have made Bali a tourism hotspot for Chinese tourists

Bali’s China Opportunity Fraught With New Challenges

With an average length of stay of six days and an average daily spend of $174 per person, Chinese tourists are highly sought after by Bali tour operators and hoteliers.