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Amid declining Swiss watch exports to China, IWC Schaffhausen’s new exhibition deploys understated elegance and technical ...

Amid economic and social pressure, China's millennials and Gen Z are embracing minimalism and redefining the definition of ...

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Donald Trump’s victory could intensify US-China economic tensions, impacting Chinese luxury spending and shifting consumer loyalty to European brands.