Vicky Chang

With MiniMax eyeing an IPO and Baidu’s avatars boosting sales, China’s AI players are moving beyond the lab and into the economy.

Chinese firms are forging a path to lead in robotics and embodied AI.

From new battery tech to falling power prices and ammonia exports, China is leading the clean energy race—and taking its expertise overseas.

China’s statecraft highlights its tech and trade priorities in a shifting world.

Xpeng, Baidu, and others report surging revenues, shrinking losses, and new global moves, signaling renewed momentum across sectors.

Geopolitical friction hasn’t slowed outbound moves as Keeta enters Brazil, Huawei bets on ASEAN energy, and robotaxis roll out in Abu Dhabi.

Chinese companies are going global—and getting local—combining international reach with market-specific adaptation.