Global companies are seeking private equity partners in China to take on their local operations as they grapple with an ...

Once a market favorite, the Yunnan-based teahouse chain faces intensifying competition in China even as its overseas business ...

If you’ve walked around Singapore’s malls lately, you might have noticed a striking transformation—there is a growing wave of ...

After a false alarm earlier this fall, the mall location has permanently shuttered while 3,000 baristas nationwide ...

We all know Malaysians love our sweet drinks, whether it’s something creamy, chocolatey, nutty, or just downright indulgent.

A wave of Chinese fast-food and beverage brands is entering the US, chasing growth abroad as competition and falling margins squeeze their home market.

As U.S.-China relations continue to worsen, Chinese food and beverage (F&B) brands are moving aggressively into the United States. Companies struggling to survive amid a domestic economic slowdown and ...

Restaurant and drink brands, some with thousands of stores in China, are taking root in American cities to escape punishing competition at home.

Starbucks' recent quarters show declining store count, modest revenue growth, and shrinking profitability. Read why SBUX stock is a Hold.

Luckin Coffee has recently seen its consensus analyst price target rise from $48.24 to $49.95. This reflects a modest boost in confidence around the company’s growth prospects. While this adjustment ...

Once dominant, major international companies have lost ground in the Chinese market and are turning to joint ventures with local players.

Chinese coffee chain Luckin believes it has a future in the U.S. public markets—again. The fast-growing Starbucks competitor first listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market in 2019, but was delisted in 2020 ...