Luckin Coffee, which was founded in Beijing in 2017 and is now based in Xiamen ... Asia to open its first locations in U.S. Japanese retailers Uniqlo and Muji opened an American cafe and a food market ...

Luckin Coffee, which was founded in Beijing in 2017 and is now based ... in U.S. Japanese retailers Uniqlo and Muji opened an American cafe and a food market respectively in Manhattan.

In May, coffee brand Grid Coffee is joining forces with world-renowned barista Esther Maasdam to bring an exclusive one-week ...

MANILA, Philippines — Japanese lifestyle brand Muji yesterday unveiled its largest and first flagship store in Glorietta 3, Makati City. Spanning three expansive floors and covering ...

There is no opening date yet. Luckin’s New York cafe is taking over what had been a Sunglass Hut store. Its LinkedIn page seems to indicate that the company’s American home base will be in ...

A restaurant fire in northeastern China - about 580km northeast of the capital Beijing - killed 22 people and injured three on Apr 29, 2025. (File photo: REUTERS/Jason Lee) ...

At a business forum attended by Lula in Beijing on Monday, Brazil's trade and investment promotion agency said it helped attract around 27 billion reais ($4.8 billion) of Chinese investment to Brazil.

United States President Donald Trump on Tuesday defended his trade policies, reiterating his tough stance on China and asserting that Beijing deserved the steep tariffs placed on its exports.

THE Philippine Embassy in Beijing marked its 50th anniversary with a cultural and trade showcase—an event that highlighted opportunities for both the Filipino community and businesses back home.

The partial collapse of the Chaobai River Bridge in Beijing's Shunyi district on Wednesday morning was due to the cables in the bridge's trench catching fire, according to an investigation report ...

The 10th China (Beijing) Military Intelligent Technology Expo (CMITE 2025) kicked off on Thursday in Beijing. More than 500 firms brought their latest tech products to the show, with the focus ...

Chinese leader Xi Jinping vowed Tuesday to deepen ties with Latin America and condemned "bullying" in a thinly veiled swipe at the United States, as he addressed regional leaders in Beijing.