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

Met Office scientists are helping tea experts and local farmers in China to develop adaptation ... in the southern Yunnan ...

Tea was the main event during an eye-opening shore excursion on the ship's inaugural coastal China voyage for English ...

There is evidence that tea was consumed in China 5,000 years ago ... Tea production is highly sensitive to changes in growing conditions. Tea can only be produced in narrowly defined agro ...

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, ...

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

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Wang Yun’an, the 38-year-old founder of Guming Holdings, is on the cusp of becoming a billionaire as his company prepares for an initial public offering in Hong Kong.

The craze is also well under way in China, where the first cups of tea were brewed more than 4,000 years ago. Compared with coffee chains, milk tea brands "have a much wider appeal" for China ...

The bubble tea craze in China has turned many entrepreneurs into billionaires. The latest addition to the growing list is Yun’an Wang, founder and chairman of Guming Holdings Ltd. The Chinese ...