China

The State Council’s regulations to protect certain categories of data, spanning transportation to defense, will go live on September 1.

Xiaomi does more than sell phones, but the company’s core business has taken it to great heights.

SenseTime and Yitu Technology, two of China’s four loss-making “AI dragons,” have few options other than to go public to raise capital.

Tencent Q2 profits surged nearly 30% despite regulatory crackdowns.

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Around 1.9 million short videos and 7,000 popular films and shows have been removed.

The game streaming platform’s merger with Douyu was killed by Chinese regulators in July.

What happens when tech companies attempt to swat down hate speech?