Tech companies including Z.AI raise large sums through share sales and convertible bonds.

Real estate groups and automakers struggle to break free from the domestic demand slump.

Researchers who know how to train leading models command huge pay packages, but companies are getting selective about whom they hire.

Shenzhen concentrates R&D, manufacturing, capital, and talent into an ecosystem where competitors can share the same supply chain and even the same building.

The Harbin Engineering University spinout has secured nearly RMB 100 million in prospective orders.

At IFA 2026, the platform outlined plans to expand marketing, AI tools, and fulfillment for Chinese brands selling overseas.

Haier and Hisense post sharp market share gains in washing machines and refrigerators.

Slow growth and weak consumer demand have stoked a Chinese government bond rally.

After building its name in bone conduction headphones, Shokz is expanding into new products to reach a broader audience.

The startup warns an effective robot ban will have “no winners.”