China’s New Normal: An Indispensable Locomotive of Global Growth
Despite the country’s recent slowed growth, China will inevitably maintain its position as a hub for investment and business opportunities ...
Tag: Investments into China
Major Taiwanese Chip Maker to Set Up $3 Billion China Plant
Shuang Shan Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSMC), the world’s largest chip maker by revenue, announced Monday its plans to ...
China Welcomes Foreign Video Game Makers
By Lauren Dodillet Last week China’s Ministry of Culture finally lifted a 14 year ban on foreign video game consoles, ...
Didi Kuaidi Raising $1.5 Billion to Retain Control of China’s Car Service Industry
By Lauren Dodillet Xiaoju Kuaizhi Inc.—also known as Didi Kuaidi, China’s largest taxi and ride-sharing company—is attempting to raise enough ...
VW Zaps Life Into China’s Electric Vehicle Market
By Lauren Dodillet On June 3, Volkswagon Group (VW) signed a deal with China’s SAIC Motor Corporation Ltd to boost ...
Qualcomm ‘Globalization’ Base to Win Back Chinese Tech Companies
By Lauren Dodillet American company Qualcomm Incorporated, the world’s largest producer of chips for smartphones, announced the launch of its ...
Johnny Rockets Blasts Off to China
By Lauren Dodillet Johnny Rockets announced plans last week to open 100 restaurants in China over the next decade in ...
IBM to Share its Technology with Chinese Firms
By Lauren Dodillet International Business Machines Corporation CEO Virginia Rometty, speaking at the China Development Forum in late March, announced ...
The Power Behind China’s Nuclear Ambitions
By Lauren Dodillet In September 2014, China announced its intention to become a world nuclear power, just two months before ...
China’s Citic Makes Historic $10 Billion Deal
By Lauren Dodillet Chinese state-owned investment company Citic Group announced that it will sell a 20 percent stake in its ...
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