Chinese companies going global. Global companies capitalizing on the size and growth of the China market. State-owned enterprises. Policy-based state investment. Startup unicorns with Chinese characteristics. There is no shortage of business stories to tell in China.
Guoli Chen, professor of strategy at INSEAD, and Jianggan Li, founder and CEO of Momentum Works, discuss Chinese technology companies, the ecosystem that created them, and their expansion across the globe.
China’s cash-strapped hospitals are making use of a government loan subsidy program to upgrade their medical equipment and devices.
An unverified report that China has formed a “Reopening Committee” has triggered a rally in Chinese stocks, but Beijing has denied any knowledge of the news.
The Chinese government wants entertainers who endorse brands to be responsible for the quality of their products and services, and to stay away from scandals.
Cosco Shipping has just acquired a large stake in Hamburg Port, and is making billions in a downward-trending shipping freight market.
Emily Jin, research assistant at the Center for New American Security, discusses China’s alternatives to the U.S.’s CHIPS and SWIFT payment systems.
How did business respond to last week’s Party meeting that set Xi Jinping up for another decade of dominance? Badly, says Dexter Tiff Roberts, author of “The Myth of Chinese Capitalism,” amid existential angst about what role the private sector will be allowed to play in Xi’s new era.
Two years after Chinese automobile manufacturer Great Wall Motor found its sweet spot by building its entire brand on making “ladies’ cars,” the company now wants to pivot to designing cars for all genders, calling it an “evolution” of its strategy.
A set of new regulations are intended to be a comprehensive support package for 111 million self-employed household enterprises, the ‘nerve endings’ of China’s economy.