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Hong Kong CNN —For decades, Western companies made a fortune betting on the inexorable rise of the Chinese consumer. Now an economic slump and the emergence of ferocious local competitors means those bets look less safe as price wars erupt. Tesla’s China market share shrank to 4% in April, almost halving from 7.7% in March, according to data released by the China Passenger Car Association on Friday. In the 1990s, “every company in the West” was hiring consultants and having boardroom meetings about how to do more in China, according to Stevenson-Yang. He added that he continues to feel optimistic about the Chinese market in the long term.
Persons: , Anne Stevenson, Yang, Stevenson, aren’t, Yang Wang, Kevin Frayer, Tim Cook, iPhones, Cotti, Luckin, Belinda Wong, , McDonald’s, Wallace Organizations: Hong Kong CNN, China Passenger Car Association, J Capital Research, EV, Apple, Starbucks, Counterpoint Research, Macao —, Huawei, China Academy of Information, Communications Technology, Luckin Coffee, McDonalds, KFC, Burger Locations: China, Hong Kong, Shanghai, United States, Germany, Brazil, Beijing, Greater China, Taiwan, Macao, Starbucks China, Dominos, India
During Trump's trade war, Chinese consumers turned away from some U.S. goods and services in protest. SBUX 1Y mountain Starbucks 1 year Shares of Starbucks rose 1% on Monday as investors, perhaps, shrugged off China trade war worries. Such a scenario could fuel skepticism — already a worry among investors — about Starbucks' appeal to a broad swath of Chinese consumers. "I fear they're too expensive for China," Jim Cramer recently said, referring to Starbucks. As the coffee market matures in China, Starbucks believes the industry will undergo a more defined tiered competition dynamic, which would expand opportunities as a high-end brand.
Persons: Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Kevin Johnson, we're, shrugged, Jim Cramer, Jeff Marks, Peter Saleh, wouldn't, Saleh, Trump, Biden, Jim Cramer's, Jim, Alex Tai Organizations: CNBC, Democratic, Starbucks, U.S, Club, Getty Locations: China, U.S, Washington, Beijing, Trump, India
Since When Do Millennials Love to Sew?
  + stars: | 2023-11-09 | by ( Molly Collett | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: +1 min
IN STITCHES High-tech, app-enabled machines have young Americans making their own clothes. Illustration: Sol CottiTHIS SEPTEMBER, Colin Meredith, a 29-year-old in Vancouver, Canada, went on a six-day camping trip with his brother. More impressive: Meredith, a freelance clothing designer with clients like Rapha, made his tent, sleeping bag and clothes on his home sewing machine. Freelance clothing designer Colin Meredith uses his home sewing machines to churn out a wide variety of jackets, pants and camping gear. When he started sewing this year, Amardeep Singh, 32, got away with using just such a family machine.
Persons: Cotti, Colin Meredith, Meredith, Colin Meredith Sewing, Amardeep Singh, Locations: Vancouver, Canada, Brooklyn, N.Y
That's approximately how large China's "premium" consumer population is – and it's a "huge" opportunity for higher-end sportswear by foreign companies, according to Bernstein. By U.S. standards, it doesn't take much to be considered premium in China. Adidas and Nike are like Benz, BMW, the highest end, he said, while the other brands are like Audi or Toyota. For Nike and Adidas, even their lowest price is two times that of local competitors, the Bernstein analysts said. However, focusing only on the premium growth segment can overlook the fact that many of China's consumers still live in smaller cities.
Persons: Bernstein, Aneesha Sherman, Li Ning, Irving, Miao Kun, , Hoka, — CNBC's Michael Bloom Organizations: . Census, Anta Sports, Wednesday, basketball, Adidas, Nike, Benz, BMW, Audi, Toyota, Management, P Locations: China, That's, U.S, Hong Kong, Beijing, Thursday's, Germany, eyeing, Shanghai, Chengdu
The workforce of the future will be made up of a greater mix of employees of all ages as people live and work longer, economists project. As a result, companies competing for these workers are expected to offer more benefits tailored to needs at different stages of life. Here’s a look ahead at evolving work perks and benefits in the coming decade.
Many people sit on a gym machine and turn on autopilot as their muscles follow a controlled movement. But in coming years these exercises will be supplemented with neuromuscular drills like jumping laterally and landing on one leg, sports-medicine experts say. Those exercises use movements to train the brain to fire the correct muscles. Now mainly used to rehab pro athletes with injuries, neuromuscular training is likely to become a complement to strength and cardio workouts for aging baby boomers that can help them re-establish temporary losses in muscle strength and mobility.
Fostul preşedinte elveţian Flavio Cotti, care a ocupat, de asemenea, funcţiile de ministru de externe şi de interne, a murit miercuri la vârsta de 81 de ani din cauza COVID-19, notează AFP, citat de agerpres.ro. "Cu mare tristeţe am aflat despre decesul lui Flavio Cotti", a scris pe Twitter actualul şef al diplomaţiei de la Berna, Ignazio Cassis. Potrivit cotidianului de limbă italiană al cantonului Ticino, care a obţinut primul informaţia, Flavio Cotti a decedat miercuri după-amiază într-un spital din Locarno "după complicaţii cauzate de coronavirus". Flavio Cotti, jurist de formaţie, a fost membru al Partidului Creştin-Democrat din Ticino, înainte de promova în politică şi a petrece 12 ani în guvernul federal de la Berna, între 1987 şi 1999. El a fost preşedinte al Confederaţiei Elveţiene de două ori, în 1991 şi 1998.
Persons: Flavio, Flavio Cotti Organizations: Partidului, Democrat, ONU Locations: Berna, Ignazio, Ticino, Locarno, Democrat din Ticino, Elveţia, Geneva
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