Tanner Brown

China is creating spending channels across healthcare, fertility, and infant nutrition, boosting some companies.

China nudges consumers to spend on pets, toys, and hobbies—opening new opportunities for companies to turn fandom into repeat revenue.

Tanner Brown China's next consumer push is getting more personal. For years, Beijing's efforts to revive spending focused on familiar big-ticket categories like cars and appliances.

Beijing’s message is unmistakable: If Hainan can no longer thrive merely as a place for domestic shoppers to buy their perfume and handbags, it will have to become a place to process goods, attract overseas capital and experiment with a more open economic model.

The sectors that could be winners may be those that are closest to the safety net, like healthcare, insurance and eldercare.

The sectors that could be winners may be those that are closest to the safety net, like healthcare, insurance and eldercare.

Meituan, Alibaba, and JD are racing to turn 30-minute delivery into the next step in Chinese e-commerce. The growth is real—but so are the costs.

Meituan, Alibaba, and JD are racing to turn 30-minute delivery into the next step in Chinese e-commerce. The growth is real—but so are the costs.

Beijing is funding humanoid robots to slash Chinese factory costs and build a competitive advantage.

China’s next export shock may not arrive in a shipping container — it may walk onto the factory floor.