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.
With Western sanctions piling up, the urgency is increasing for China and Russia to develop financial alternatives to the dominant dollar-Euro financial system. The RMB, while far from replacing the dollar, is slowly gaining traction as an international currency.
The 2021 SupChina Women's Conference features the leading women at the top of their industries in China. Investment banking, venture capital, biomedical, philanthropy, and more.
As many businesses moved online last year, an old English tradition gained traction among Chinese youths. A pub chain’s IPO may signal the rebirth of offline spaces.
Tech-savvy beverage startup Genki Forest has won over tens of millions of health-conscious customers with delicious drinks that contain no added sucrose. But some of those customers are angry to discover that low sucrose does not mean low sugar or low calorie.
In a major escalation of its crackdown on Big Tech, the Chinese government went after ecommerce giant Alibaba for abusing its market position. Many Chinese people cheered.
Whether in response to a state directive or as a pre-emptive move to avoid public outrage, Chinese streaming services have taken to blurring foreign brands that refused to use Xinjiang cotton. Where do nationalistic consumer boycotts go from here?
Need your cargo shipped across China? There are several apps for that multibillion-dollar business, and the leader — Manbang a.k.a. FTA — is set for an enormous IPO.
Chinese bookshops nearly died under the assault of ecommerce companies, but they are booming again as cultural centers and recreational spaces where books are just one part of the offering.
China’s industrial and consumer economies will soon generate 45 million tons of plastic waste every year. The government has acted to reduce packaging. Are the new policies working?
Computer gaming is moving to the cloud. Tencent and other Chinese companies look set to dominate the next generation of networked games.