Joyy’s $3.6 billion sale of its China livestreaming business to Baidu has collapsed, more than three years after the deal was first announced.
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Alibaba was once a Wall Street darling. After plunging 75% over three years, what’s next?
It’s been a tumultuous 12 months for Alibaba, casting doubt on the future of the tech giant just as artificial intelligence is taking off.
China’s top newspaper calls for government to kill crypto
China’s most influential legal newspaper, Legal Daily, published by the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) Central Commission for Political and Legal Affairs, has issued a clarion call for a more …
Russia’s tech imports from China soar 10x
Deliveries of China-manufactured advanced machinery such as microchips are up tenfold since the beginning of 2022, showcasing a booming bilateral trade relationship that has largely circumvented …
China state daily calls crypto a corruption channel, urges crackdown
The Chinese Communist Party publication Legal Daily has run an article calling for more measures against cryptocurrency transactions, which are already illegal in the country.
Tencent, China tech stocks dismiss sign of easing curbs on gaming
“Sentiment was hit by the share-price ‘flash crash’ of Dec 22, but the recent more conciliatory tone from China’s National Press and Publication Administration supports our view that the basic outlook …
Chinese Officials Engage in Illicit Activities, Accepting Cold Wallet Bribes Amid Crypto Ban
Chinese officials have been exposed engaging in illicit activities, accepting bribes in the form of cold wallets, despite the government’s stringent ban on cryptocurrencies.
Can China Woo Back Foreign Investors?
The Chinese government’s mixed messages are whipsawing markets and keeping foreign investors wary of investing in China. Last year, Chinese President Xi Jinping tried to woo back foreign capital while …
Brand Reshuffling Fuels VC Activity in China
In the near future, China remains a top APAC market for VC funding activity aside from the U.S. in terms of deal volume and value, according to GlobalData’s analysis. In the first 11 months of…
Xi’s Mixed Messages Leave Whiplashed Investors Wary of China
President Xi Jinping spent last year trying to woo foreign capital while continuing to reshape China’s business environment to ensure his power can’t be challenged at home or abroad. Those …
China’s largest bubble tea makers Mixue and Guming apply for Hong Kong IPO
China’s leading bubble tea makers including Mixue Bingcheng and Guming are rushing to apply for first-time share sales in Hong Kong as companies in the fast-growing sector expand aggressively amid …
China’s IPO Market May Shrink Further This Year, PwC Says
Some 200 to 240 firms are likely list on China’s A-share market in 2024, down 36 percent to 23 percent from last year, a report published by PwC showed yesterday. They are expected to raise…
China’s Mixue and GoodMe push for Hong Kong IPOs amid bubble tea consumption recovery
China’s two largest bubble tea chains Mixue and GoodMe both filed prospectuses for Hong Kong listings on Tuesday, with the aim of broadening the companies’ financing access through share sales.