You might not have heard of Omnia Luo, Inc. yet, but you will!

Headquartered in China's fashion capital of Shenzhen, the company is listed on the stock exchange (OTCBB:OLOU). Its core business is the design, development, marketing and distribution of fine women's apparel under the brand name "OMNIALUO."

The design team develops 1,600 designs each year with an emphasis on fashionable business casual. In China, the popularity with the rapidly growing class of urban and affluent female professionals lies in its elegant, feminine and sophisticated designs. There are currently more than 200 retail stores carrying OMNIALUO in China – this number is expected to increase to more than 250 by the end of this year.

But Omnia Luo, Inc. looks outside of China as well. On September 12, it showed its first fashion collection at the Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week. The Spring/Summer 2009 collection, themed "Beauty Blossoms," comprised of 30 exquisite outfits from its luxury line.

The public and critics were enticed by the modern ethereal silhouette with subtle touches of Asia presented to them. The whole look was crisp and modern, with a subtle use of accessories incorporating elements from ethnic minorities in China. The creative brain behind Omnia Luo is its chief designer, Ms. Zheng (Cindy) Luo. She made sure that the shown collection was exclusively tailored for her New York audience. The practical, young and energetic pieces were heralded by guardian.co.uk as "an outfit to make you feel like a million dollars."

But savvy investors can make money on the company as well.  With an expected net profit margin for 2008 of 33%, an expected revenue growth of 83% and an expected net income growth of 116%, investing in OMNILUO stock sure looks good!

Omnia Luo is cleverly leveraging its New York success to expand its presence in fashionable China, building a global fashion brand.

Xinhua- PRNewswire reported on 28 July, that second quarter financial results (unaudited) for Chinese Internet giant, Sohu.com, reached USD $102 million; up 162% year-on-year and 20% quarter-on-quarter. Sohu.com is one of China’s leading Internet companies and is the internet content sponsor for the Beijing Olympics website. The company also operates online media, online games, mobile services, search engine and pinyin service, transliteration of standard Mandarin Chinese into Roman characters.

Sohu’s report revealed advertising revenues of USD $ 43.4 million, a rise of 57% year-on-year and 26% quarter-on-quarter. This increase has been partly due to increased advertising revenues from the Olympic website. Online games revenues were up to USD $ 47.9 million and the company’s online role-playing game, “TLBB”, Tian Long Ba Bu brought in USD $ 45.5 million.

Belinda Wang, Co-President and Chief Marketing Officer of Sohu.com, was reported saying that the company was delighted with its performance and from the strong growth in brand advertising revenues. She also said that the overall growth reflected the expansion of the China Internet market and the shifts from offline advertising budgets towards online advertising. Other senior members of staff mentioned the increased traffic due to the Beijing Olympic website and the continued high quality of Sohu’s internet content.