(Bloomberg) -- China’s renowned makeup artist Mao Geping became a billionaire as his beauty company soared as much as 92% in its trading debut in Hong Kong, delivering the biggest first-day ...

Chinese brands have been steadily growing their market share in China's competitive make up market, helped by a combination of low prices, social media savvy and a growing inclination among young ...

China‘s newly minted billionaire is an opera singer-turned-celebrity makeup artist. Mao Geping, whose namesake cosmetics company went public in Hong Kong on Tuesday, saw his wealth explode as ...

BEIJING/HONG KONG--With chat groups, video streams and low prices for foundation, China’s Perfect Diary has emerged from nowhere four years ago to become a cosmetics giant for the digital age ...

The French beauty giant is doubling its efforts in China this year, with a newly released socio-economic impact study ...

French cosmetics giant L'Oreal is aiming for around 5% growth in China this year, its North Asia chief executive Vincent ...

Sephora Chief Executive Officer Guillaume Motte has taken personal charge of its operations in China, the latest management shift at the LVMH-owned cosmetics retailer as it struggles to win over ...