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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
China’s AI Firms Are Going Global Before Winning at Home
Former State Council official Jiang Xiaojuan says AI is lowering the cost of global expansion and creating a new model of ‘native globalization’
China Moves to Rein In AI-Era Counterfeiting and IP Disputes
New court guidance, faster patent reviews and expanded trademark protections reflect Beijing’s effort to adapt its intellectual-property regime to challenges posed by artificial intelligence, 3D scanning and other emerging technologies
U.S. Industry Group Calls for Sales Ban on Chinese ‘Connected’ Vehicles
China-made cars with internet connectivity and smart driving systems pose data security risks as they gain market share worldwide, the Alliance for Automotive Innovation says, urging lawmakers to act before Congress’s current session ends in January
Shein’s Debut Falls Flat as Valuation Sinks From Peak
The fast-fashion giant fell nearly 10% intraday as regulatory scrutiny in the U.S. and Europe exacerbated a sharp deceleration in revenue growth
Pop Mart Unveils Up to 5 Billion Yuan Buyback as Overseas Revenue Falls
Chinese toymaker says first-half overseas revenue fell 11.1%, prompting an internal overhaul and raising the likelihood it will miss its 20% full-year growth goal
Geely Founder Steps Down as Auto Unit Chairman
Li Shufu’s departure from listed automaker comes as Geely professionalizes management and accelerates its overseas expansion
Analysis: Chinese Automakers Learn the Hard Way How to Sell Cars Overseas
From painful breakups with distributors to ideological frictions with dealers, China’s car companies are still learning the complexities of building sales channels in mature markets abroad
In Depth: How China’s Automakers Aim to Keep Up Momentum in Europe
To offset a drop-off in EV demand at home, companies like BYD and XPeng are putting down roots on the continent through local assembly lines, robust repair and charging networks and tailored driver-assistance systems
Bain Capital to Buy Gong Cha as Bubble Tea Chain Refocuses Overseas
The acquisition comes as Gong cha, after retreating from the Chinese mainland, seeks growth in overseas markets while facing intensifying competition from rapidly expanding rivals
In Profile: The Reclusive Architect of Shein’s Global Rise
Founder Xu Yangtian built the company into the world’s largest online fast-fashion platform by marrying China’s manufacturing prowess with a data-driven supply chain
Ant International Bags $1.2 Billion Ahead of Potential Hong Kong IPO
Fresh capital from backers including Alibaba and Ant Group will fuel the Singapore-based fintech giant’s global expansion and AI push
XPeng Launches L03 in Germany Amid China EV Makers’ Europe Push
With domestic sales under pressure, XPeng and rivals are looking to Europe and other markets for stronger pricing and better margins
Zhongji Innolight Clears Hong Kong Listing Hearing for Potential $7 Billion IPO
The Shenzhen-listed optical module giant is seeking funds for global expansion and acquisitions as AI data center demand boosts earnings
Octopus Energy Looks to Deepen China Ties Amid U.K. Political Uncertainty
Founder Greg Jackson says Western countries should work with Chinese clean energy leaders rather than try to outcompete them as governments tighten scrutiny of Chinese investment
China Auto Exports Expected to Near 10 Million in 2026 Amid Overseas Push
Chinese automakers are accelerating overseas expansion as domestic growth slows, with Europe becoming a key battleground for exports and localized production
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