AJ Cortese

The lack of details in the recent executive orders has caused a swell of uncertainty among business communities in both China and the US that are vulnerable to continued decoupling.

JD.com continues to benefit from the change in shopping habits as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Following NetEase’s lucrative secondary listing in Hong Kong this June, the company has its eyes set on overseas markets.

Tencent’s gaming segment continues to grow, while the company is not certain how the unspecific WeChat ban in the US will impact its business.

Huya’s paying users remained fairly stable after a significant surge during the COVID-19 lockdown in the first quarter.

Nio’s premium electric vehicles are catching on with Chinese drivers, as the company’s losses narrow.

Douyu is increasingly looking abroad as it consolidates its strong position in Chinese game livestreaming.

US-listed Chinese firms are under more pressure to adhere to US corporate governance standards following regulation introduced by Nasdaq in May.