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China Goes Global
Facing rising trade barriers and fierce competition, Chinese companies in the technology, automotive, energy, consumer goods sectors and beyond are ramping up their global expansion. Stay informed on their successes and challenges with in-depth reports, analysis, commentaries and graphics.
Cover Story: Chinese Chipmakers Look to Malaysia to Sidestep U.S. Tariffs
Penang is popular choice among China’s chip companies seeking expansion abroad
Tech Brief (Dec. 2): DeepSeek Rivals OpenAI, Google With New Models
Nvidia takes $2 billion stake in Synopsys, Apple shakes up AI leadership
Dubai Courts China’s Next Tech Champions
The emirate is seeking deeper ties with Chinese companies as it looks to move beyond trade into technology partnerships
Energy Insider: Ex-Shanghai Airport GM Probed for Graft
GAC starts producing solid-state batteries, Huawei unveils new partners for its auto business
Commentary: What Beijing Is Learning From Its War on ‘Excessive Competition’
Beijing’s campaign against ‘excessive competition’ is succeeding in high-growth sectors. But in traditional industries, its supply-side fixes are failing without a corresponding boost in demand
GAC Aion Rolls Out Low-Priced Hybrid, Eyeing Overseas Markets
Automaker hopes low price, long range will reignite hybrid demand and support global expansion
Energy Insider: Maersk-Owned Ports Operator Taps Chinese Tech for Decarbonization
Changan Auto executive urged caution over the development of all-solid-state batteries, China’s market regulator granted conditional approval for a lithium JV between Chile’s state-run copper giant Codelco and local lithium maker SQM
China’s Battery Firms Urged to Proceed Cautiously with Overseas Expansion Amid Policy Uncertainty
SVOLT says labor costs in Germany run five times higher than in China as weakening demand and uncertain policy threaten billions in planned capacity
Caixin Summit: Yuan’s Global Use Gains Momentum, DBS China Chief Says
Ginger Cheng says Chinese firms are increasingly bypassing the U.S. dollar in cross-border deals as yuan-denominated payments expand globally
Chinese Firms Rethink Overseas Playbook as Supply Chains Go Global
To navigate geopolitical risks and new forms of competition, companies must move beyond simple exports to building resilient supply chains, experts say at a panel
Meituan’s Expansion Into Brazil Sets Up Showdown With Local Food Delivery Services
The Chinese tech giant has launched Keeta in two cities and plans to enter the country’s largest city São Paulo by the end of the year
Top Stories of the Month: What China’s New Five-Year Plan Says About the Economy
The blueprint doubles down on manufacturing and tech self-reliance
CX Daily: China’s Growing Trade of Unused ‘Used’ Cars Threatens Automakers’ Global Expansion
China will exempt foreign-managed mutual funds from its short-swing trading rule
Pony AI, WeRide Seek to Raise Combined $1.3 Billion in Hong Kong
Pony AI aims for $922 million and WeRide for $376 million to fuel fleet expansion and global ambitions, even as both companies remain unprofitable
Tech Brief (Oct. 28): Meituan Releases Open-Source Video Generation Model
China’s securities regulator to deepen ChiNext board reforms, XPeng expands into the Baltics and Cambodia
Reporter’s Notebook: How Buying a Media Company Catapulted Masayoshi Son Into the U.S. Tech Scene
Long before SoftBank became a global investment powerhouse, a then-obscure Masayoshi Son made a pivotal move in 1995. His acquisition of tech publisher Ziff-Davis gave him the access and intelligence to break into the U.S. tech circle, paving the way for legendary bets on Yahoo and Alibaba
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