On February 17th Mr Ma along with a handful of other entrepreneurs met at a symposium in Beijing with Xi Jinping, China’s ...

Alibaba, JD.com and Tencent among those aiding switch to domestic sales in national movement influenced by Beijing ...

Chinese humanoid robot maker Unitree Robotics has opened a new factory in Hangzhou as it races to meet soaring demand amid ...

Entities that the U.S. government has designated as arms of the Chinese military freely sell their goods through Amazon’s sprawling online marketplace, both directly and through third-party vendors.

While many billionaires faced major losses due to decline in share price, China’s richest person Zhang Yiming wealth rose in ...

Following a Washington Examiner report, the House Oversight Committee launched an investigation into the Biden administration ...

Alibaba Group Holding Limited found itself on the wrong side of government scrutiny in late 2020, which forced the company to ...

ByteDance co-founder Zhang Yiming has seen a surge of about $14 billion to his fortune since the beginning of 2025.

Chinese billionaires are making a comeback amid the country’s AI advancement and the government’s friendlier stance toward the private sector.

Asia's wealthiest individuals collectively lost $45.9 billion due to a significant drop in equity markets, triggered by US President Trump's aggressive tariff policies. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index ...

As of March 28, Zhong’s net worth was estimated at $54.1 billion. 3. Ma Huateng – CEO and chairman of internet firm Tencent Holdings Pony Ma Huateng, chairman and CEO of Tencent Holdings. Photo by ...

Tencent may be the biggest video game corporation in the world, but as of a Jan. 7, it’s also one of several Chinese firms to be labeled a “military company” by the United States Department ...