China tech companies

Insights from Richard Silberglitt

Analysts abroad assume China’s new regulations and restrictions on tech giants will destroy the industry. On the contrary, this is achieving several key goals for Beijing.

Relations between Beijing and China’s tech giants have been complex and in flux for many years. But recently the government has taken a much clearer approach.

For e-commerce giants to reach sustainability, they first need to be transparent about their climate footprints.

China’s third stock exchange is geared toward financing start-ups, but it is unlikely to prevent overseas listings.  

The Chinese government risks becoming the primary obstacle to the advancement of the internet industry in China.

Micromanaging a technology ecosystem is enormously complex and difficult, even for a bureaucracy the size of the Chinese government.

Just days after a massive IPO, Chinese regulators came down hard on Didi.

Alongside more coercive measures, China’s government also uses financial incentives to ensure that private firms prioritize China’s technological goals, including in AI.

It’s time for liberal democracies to embrace the term -- with a new definition --to defend against China’s predatory cyber practices.

Chinese tech workers are stuck in the cold as relations with the US freeze.