Wang Yun’an, the 38-year-old founder of Chinese milk tea company Guming Holdings, has become a billionaire after the chain ...

China's largest bubble tea firm, Mixue Group, will begin bookbuilding for its Hong Kong initial public offering by the end of ...

A $233 million Hong Kong IPO on Wednesday rocketed Wang’s net worth to $1.1 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires ...

From a small shop in his hometown to a massive network of nearly 10,000 outlets, Yun’an Wang’s journey to success resembles a classic rags-to-riches story. He became a billionaire after his tea chain, ...

Yunan Wang opened his first bubble tea store in his hometown, Daxi, however, business was tough during the initial phase with ...

Shares of Chinese tea maker Guming Holdings rose at their Hong Kong trading debut as sentiment surrounding initial public offerings in the Asian financial hub improved. Guming's shares rose 1.8% to 10 ...

Traveling along the Tea Horse Road unlocks a land of teahouses, centuries-old monasteries, and epic valley views.

Guming says it targets smaller cities where bubble tea is not as readily available and growth outpaces that of megacities.

Wang joins the growing club of Chinese bubble tea billionaires who have sprouted in recent years amid soaring demand for the ...

Chinese freshly brewed tea beverage brands like Gongcha and Mixue are becoming increasingly popular in Southeast Asian ...

Shares of Chinese bubble tea maker Guming rose by 0.6% on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Wednesday after the company raised $232 million in an initial public offering.

In Central England's Worcester, about 1,300 local residents gathered on Feb 2 to celebrate Chinese New Year.