Failing to Fly
The number of flights between the U.S. and China has barely recovered since the end of the pandemic.
Articles
Beijing’s Latest Crackdown Deepens Foreign Business’s Confusion
The moves against consultancies and due diligence firms will make it harder for multinationals to operate in China, even as local governments are desperate to entice them in.
China Floats to the Top
The surge in IPOs on domestic markets is a win for Chinese policy makers and local investment banks.
The Nickel Pickle
Xiang Guangda invested in Indonesia when no one else would. Now, his firm, stainless steel giant Tsingshan Group, is both a leader and something of a gate keeper for the country's nickel industry. But with nickel increasingly needed for EV batteries, the dominance of Tsingshan...
Canada’s China Conundrum
Canada is the latest country wrestling with how to respond to Chinese influence in its politics.
China’s Biggest Bosses
A look at China’s largest employers: who they are, how they’ve changed, and how the largest state and privately-owned companies compare.
The Censorship Drag
Given Beijing’s grip on information, can China’s AI companies build a chatbot to rival ChatGPT?
China’s Fierce EV Price War
Foreign and domestic auto makers are slashing prices while a battle for battery market share is underway too.
The AI Lockout
If you still associate Nvidia with video games, it's time to update your priors. Thanks to its powerful chips and ubiquitous software, the U.S. company has produced a walled garden for artificial intelligence, with nearly every major player residing inside it. But having grown up inside...
Nothing Ventured
A look at venture capital investment into China.
Major Miner
A look at Zijin Mining, which made its name digging up gold, but is now hoping to catch up in the race to produce the minerals that power electric vehicles.
Virginia’s Missed Connection
Some experts warn that the governor's decision to reject Ford and CATL's battery plant was a missed opportunity.