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Chinese AI firms have long relied on VC funding to bolster R&D, but as investment activity cools in a global recession, challenges await.
CATL, a spinoff of ATL an battery marker for Apple, has signed partnership agreements with Tesla and Honda.
The Shenzhen-base vaping manufacturer is the world's largest manufacturer of electronic atomization equipment, while 90% of the world's vaping equipment was produced in China.
Social e-commerce site Pinduoduo has made online sales campaigns a year-long regularity in China.
Chinese companies listed in the US saw a universal stock price surge in yesterday's trading.
Cambricon, the AI chip manufacturer behind Huawei's smartphones, is expected to raise USD 3.6 billion in a STAR Market IPO.
Beike is expected to be the largest Chinese IPO on the US stock market this year.
China is not the biggest investor in India, but it might be the most important one.
JD.com and NetEase's IPOs accounted for 62.1% of the capital raised in Hong Kong in the first half of 2020.