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China Business Uncovered takes listeners inside China's corporate world through the eyes of reporters who investigate it firsthand.

Featuring conversations with Caixin journalists, each episode breaks down the most complex developments inside Chinese businesses. Tune in to understand how critical stories are covered, what's really happening beneath the surface, and why it matters for businesses and investors operating in and around China.

Recorded in Mandarin and produced in English with the help of AI, China Business Uncovered brings Caixin's in-depth investigative reporting to a global audience.

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Hong Kong's rebounding capital markets were jolted in March when anti-corruption and securities regulators raided major Chinese brokerages as part of an investigation into suspected bribery and insider trading linked to share placements.

Authorities allege that senior brokerage executives accepted more than HK$4 million ($510,000) in bribes in exchange for confidential information on upcoming deals. With that information, a hedge fund allegedly built short positions before the deals were announced and profited when share prices fell, generating nearly HK$315 million in illicit gains. Eight people were arrested.

In this episode of China Business Uncovered, host Han Wei speaks with Caixin investigative reporter Wang Xiaoqing about how the probe unfolded, why Hong Kong's share-placement market can be vulnerable to information leaks, and how a little-known hedge fund became one of the city's most aggressive players.

More broadly, the case offers a glimpse into a part of Hong Kong's fundraising ecosystem that ordinary investors rarely see — and raises questions about market fairness, regulatory oversight, and confidence in the city's financial markets.

Chapters:

(02:04) Hong Kong's brokerage raids

(05:10) Leaked deals and HK$315 million in illicit gains

(09:51) How inside information was exploited

(16:15) Regulatory scrutiny amid a market rebound

(20:44) The mysterious rise of hedge fund Infini Capital

(29:25) The probe's market and compliance impact

This episode of China Business Uncovered was recorded in Mandarin and produced in English with the help of AI. Based on these stories:

Exclusive: Hong Kong Anti-Corruption Probe Hits Citic Securities, Guotai Junan

In Depth: Secretive Hedge Fund at Center of Hong Kong Insider-Trading Probe

Eight Arrested in Hong Kong Probe Into Insider Trading and Bribery

Produced by Kelsey Cheng, Han Wei and Du Bohan.

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Darers & Doers showcases groundbreaking innovations from China and features company founders and CEOs who are turning cool, bold ideas into reality. Produced by Caixin Global.

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Solar is one of China's most crowded renewable-energy sectors, if not the most. But a new generation of entrepreneurs is looking beyond manufacturing and capacity, finding new ways to turn solar into an investable and profitable business.

In this episode of Darers & Doers, Li Wenxuan, founder, chairman and CEO of PCG Power Technology, explains how he has built a business around making distributed solar work for commercial and industrial users — helping factories and industrial parks cut energy costs, improve efficiency and secure a more reliable supply of green power.

PCG Power turned a profit just two years after its founding. It has since grown into one of China's largest distributed-energy companies, operating 2 gigawatts of grid connected capacity and serving hundreds of customers. The company has also attracted backing from Singapore's state-owned investor Temasek and Saudi's Aramco, and has partnered with the U.K.'s Octopus Energy on power trading.

Speaking with host Kelsey Cheng, Li explains how China's vast industrial power market has created a unique testing ground for new energy business models, and how PCG Power plans to take that experience overseas. He also addresses concerns about overcapacity and dumping in China's renewable-energy industry, and how technologies such as storage, virtual power plants and artificial intelligence can help address shortfalls of renewable generation.

Chapters:

(02:11) From real estate and tech investor to distributed solar entrepreneur

(05:04) Solving the "energy trilemma"

(08:14) Why PCG's business model works

(12:55) How distributed solar took off in China

(15:14) AI's two-way relationship with energy

(18:03) Dumping and oversupply concerns

(20:33) Where China's renewable-energy push falls short

(23:02) Taking PCG Power global

This episode of Darers & Doers was recorded in Mandarin and produced in English with the help of AI.

Produced by Kelsey Cheng (kelseycheng@caixin.com) and Du Bohan

Read more on Caixin Global:

Exclusive: China's Power Market Reforms Reshape Strategy for Renewable Developers, PCG Power Chairman Says

PCG Power, Octopus Energy Launch Power Trading Venture in China

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Program description:

China Business Uncovered takes listeners inside China's business world through the eyes of reporters who investigate it firsthand.

Featuring open conversations with Caixin journalists, each episode breaks down the most complex developments inside Chinese companies. Tune in to understand how critical stories are covered, what's really happening beneath the surface, and why it matters for businesses and investors operating in and around China.

Recorded in Mandarin and produced in English with the help of AI, China Business Uncovered brings Caixin's in-depth investigative reporting to a global audience.

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Spring in Jiangnan, a classical Chinese handscroll donated to the Nanjing Museum in 1959 by one of China's most prominent collector families, suddenly showed up in an auction lot with an estimated value of 88 million yuan ($12.9 million), triggering public outcry over the mismanagement of treasured artifacts.

In this episode of China Business Uncovered, host Kelsey Cheng speaks with Caixin investigative reporter Xiao Hui and Wang Qiusheng, founder of the Society for the Ancient Chinese Art to trace the handscroll's complicated journey: how it went from a prized donation to a work deemed fake, removed from the museum's collection and then sold into private hands before reappearing on the auction market last year.

More importantly, the case offers a look at the development of China's art auction market, the systems governing the country's museums and how trust is built — or, in this case, broken — between collectors and public institutions.

Chapters:

(01:55) The $13 million handscroll that ignited a museum scandal

(03:16) Why Spring in Jiangnan matters

(05:39) Why the Pang family gave it away

(07:44) How the scroll vanished — and returned

(14:32) Eight years searching for answers

(17:19) How Caixin poked holes in the museum's explanation

(20:35) Lessons from the incident

(23:37) Development of China's art auction market

This episode of China Business Uncovered was recorded in Mandarin and produced in English with the help of AI. Based on these stories:

In Depth: A Lost Masterpiece's Return Exposes Scandal at a Top Chinese Museum

China Recovers Stolen Museum Relics After Auction Tip-Off

Produced by Kelsey Cheng and Du Bohan.

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Program description:

China Business Uncovered takes listeners inside China's business world through the eyes of reporters who investigate it firsthand.

Featuring open conversations with Caixin journalists, each episode breaks down the most complex developments inside Chinese companies. Tune in to understand how critical stories are covered, what's really happening beneath the surface, and why it matters for businesses and investors operating in and around China.

Recorded in Mandarin and produced in English with the help of AI, China Business Uncovered brings Caixin's in-depth investigative reporting to a global audience.

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Baolide Holdings Group, once one of East China's biggest luxury car dealers, collapsed in 2024 under the weight of a market downturn, high-interest private borrowing and alleged falsified accounts.

But what made the case stand out was the star-studded group of investors founder Yu Haijun managed to draw in, including figures linked to Alibaba, NetEase and Hillhouse Capital.

In this episode of China Business Uncovered, host Kelsey Cheng speaks with Caixin reporter Wang Juanjuan about how Yu kept Baolide's IPO story alive for years and what the company's fall reveals about a private-business financing ecosystem where relationships can substitute for proper due diligence.

Chapters:

(01:55) Baolide's rise as a luxury car dealer

(03:46) How founder Yu Haijun turned relationships into business

(08:32) The listing story that became a fundraising tool

(11:10) The lakeside banquet that kept star-studded investors believing

(15:35) Two sets of books and Baolide's real financial picture

(17:04) High-interest private debt and the cash-flow black hole

(21:13) Business failure or fraud?

(27:56) What Baolide's case reveals about trust in China's business world

This episode of China Business Uncovered was based on these stories:

In Depth: How a Lakeside Banquet Reinforced Confidence in Baolide Among China's Tech Elite

In Depth: How China's Tech Elite Got Burned by Luxury Car Dealer Baolide's IPO Mirage

Founder of Bankrupt Luxury Auto Dealer Baolide Detained in Fraud Probe

Produced by Kelsey Cheng and Du Bohan.

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Program description:

China Business Uncovered takes listeners inside China's business world through the eyes of reporters who investigate it firsthand.

Featuring open conversations with Caixin journalists, each episode breaks down the most complex developments inside Chinese companies. Tune in to understand how critical stories are covered, what's really happening beneath the surface, and why it matters for businesses and investors operating in and around China.

Recorded in Mandarin and produced in English with the help of AI, China Business Uncovered brings Caixin's in-depth investigative reporting to a global audience.

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For years, Vanke was seen as one of the best-run developers in China's real estate sector. So, when liquidity pressure began to build around the company, it jolted the market. In this episode, host Han Wei speaks with Caixin senior reporter Chen Bo about her investigative reporting on Vanke's crisis — from mounting debt pressure and state-backed rescue efforts to the complex off-balance-sheet funding network that grew around former president Zhu Jiusheng during the boom years.

More importantly, through Vanke, they explore the deeper reckoning underway in China's property market: the sector's biggest risks this year, what tools policymakers still have left, and why many in the industry believe a true market bottom remains elusive.

Timestamps:

(2:47) From model property developer to liquidity crunch

(07:12) Vanke's vast "shadow" financing network

(16:12) Who is Zhu Jiusheng?

(20:51) Shenzhen's shifting rescue stance

(24:03) What Vanke tells us about China's property crisis

(27:32) Is China's housing market really bottoming out?

(32:19) Reading the latest policy signals

This episode of China Business Uncovered was based on this Caixin Global story:

In Depth: The Vast Funding Network Outside Vanke

Produced by Kelsey Cheng and Du Bohan.

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Darers and Doers, a special segment of China Business Uncovered, showcases groundbreaking innovations from China and features company founders and CEOs who are turning cool, bold ideas into reality. Produced by Caixin Global.

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Cancer treatment has long relied on a largely fixed set of options: surgery, radiation, chemotherapy and targeted drugs. But a new generation of biotech founders is trying to push the field toward something more precise — treatments built around the biology of a single patient.

In this debut episode of Darers & Doers, Likang Life Sciences Founder and CEO Chen Li explains how his Beijing-based biotech startup is using artificial intelligence to develop personalized mRNA cancer vaccines.

Chen's entrepreneurial journey began with the cancer diagnosis of his mother, who later became his company's first patient. Ten years on, Likang's product, LK101, is already being used on patients in South China's Hainan province under a pilot policy, has won FDA approval, and is now advancing toward international clinical development.

Speaking with Caixin Global Managing Director Li Xin, Chen discusses how his approach aims to overcome the limits of current immunotherapy, how he sees the race between biotech startups and pharmaceutical giants, and why China's biotech boom matters to the rest of the world.

Chapters:

(01:41) Why current cancer treatments aren't enough

(04:44) Likang Life Science's approach and success

(07:19) A founder's personal mission

(10:56) Rethinking cancer treatment for solid tumors

(16:06) The race between startups and big players

(21:09) From China lab to FDA approval

(24:04) Real world clinical application and scaling up

(26:45) Why China's biotech boom matters globally

This episode of Darers & Doers was recorded in Mandarin and produced in English with the help of AI.

Producers: Kelsey Cheng and Qing Na

Read more on Caixin Global:

Cover Story: Chinese Pharma Turns to Global Deals to Cure Capital Crunch

China Aims to Tame Cancer Gene Test Pricing With Bulk-Buying Plan

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Program description:

China Business Uncovered takes listeners inside China's business world through the eyes of reporters who investigate it firsthand.

Featuring open conversations with Caixin journalists, each episode breaks down the most complex developments inside Chinese companies. Tune in to understand how critical stories are covered, what's really happening beneath the surface, and why it matters for businesses and investors operating in and around China.

Recorded in Mandarin and produced in English with the help of AI, China Business Uncovered brings Caixin's in-depth investigative reporting to a global audience.

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With humble beginnings as a textile factory in Shandong, Ruyi dreamed of becoming China's version of LVMH. In this episode of China Business Uncovered, host Kelsey Cheng speaks with reporter Yue Yue about how the company's debt-fueled shopping spree backfired.

Chapters:

(01:41) From textile mill to "China's LVMH"

(06:52) Ruyi's worldwide shopping spree

(09:21) Where did Ruyi's money come from

(13:15) The 1 euro transfer scandal

(18:22) Asset freezes and the larger lesson

This episode of China Business Uncovered was recorded in Mandarin and produced in English with the help of AI. Based on this story:

In Depth: How Ruyi's 'LVMH of China' Dream Unraveled

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Program description:

China Business Uncovered takes listeners inside China's business world through the eyes of reporters who investigate it firsthand.

Featuring open conversations with Caixin journalists, each episode breaks down the most complex developments inside Chinese companies. Tune in to understand how critical stories are covered, what's really happening beneath the surface, and why it matters for businesses and investors operating in and around China.

Recorded in Mandarin and produced in English with the help of AI, China Business Uncovered brings Caixin's in-depth investigative reporting to a global audience.

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Across e-commerce, EVs and mining, Brazil is having a Chinese moment. In this episode, Caixin Global Managing Director Li Xin speaks with reporter Zhao Xuan about how this investment wave is affecting Brazil's local economy and whether the long-promised "country of the future" is finally arriving.

Chapters:

(01:49): Which Chinese companies are expanding in Brazil?

(04:58): Why China and Brazil fit together economically

(06:55): How Chinese firms localize

(12:18): Chinese carmakers move in

(14:41): The battle for Brazil's market

(21:40): Is Brazil ready for the AI boom?

Read more about Chinese businesses in Brazil:

Cover Story: How China Inc. Is Discovering Its New World in Brazil

In Depth: How BYD Is Navigating Tariffs and Regulations in Brazil's Auto Market

In Depth: How a Chinese Mining Giant Learned to Win in Brazil

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Program description:

China Business Uncovered takes listeners inside China's business world through the eyes of reporters who investigate it firsthand.

Featuring open conversations with Caixin journalists, each episode breaks down the most complex developments inside Chinese companies. Tune in to understand how critical stories are covered, what's really happening beneath the surface, and why it matters for businesses and investors operating in and around China.

Recorded in Mandarin and produced in English with the help of AI, China Business Uncovered brings Caixin's in-depth investigative reporting to a global audience.

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A Chinese tycoon's mysterious rise in Cambodia, and behind him, an alleged scam network that ensnared victims in China and the U.S. In this debut episode of China Business Uncovered, host Kelsey Cheng speaks with Caixin reporter Tang Ailin to unpack the sudden fall of Chen Zhi, his empire Prince Holding Group, and the seizure of $15 billion in bitcoin.

(01:32) Why Chen's fall caught the world's attention

(05:06) Chen's early life in China and his connection to a hacker group

(08:12) Arriving in Cambodia and a mysterious $2 million loan

(17:27) Pig-butchering schemes, romance scam scripts and money laundering services

(23:36) A chilling portrait of Chen Zhi

(27:05) Caixin's exclusive findings

This episode is based on this Caixin story:

Cover Story: Six Things to Know About the Fall of Cambodia's Cybercrime Kingpin Chen Zhi

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After investing in a Dalian meat company, a consortium of investors discovered their money had vanished, only to face obstacles from local authorities.

(00:00:58) The Cross-Border Investor's Nightmare Scenario

(00:01:54) The $15.4 Million Bet on a Pork Empire

(00:02:22) When the Lights Went Out: Filings Halt and Capital Vanishes

(00:03:15) Bankruptcy Restructuring — Or a Shell Game?

(00:04:04) A Zombie Company: Factory Alive, Equity Dead

Note: The conversation segment of this episode was generated using AI and has been edited for accuracy. It is based on this Caixin story:

In Depth: How a $15 Million Chinese Pork Deal Turned Into a Cautionary Tale for Foreign Investors

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Culture-and-tourism investment companies emerge as a new financing channel for localities, but diverted funds and undistinctive projects leave many operating like LGFVs and facing the same financial pressures.

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In Depth: Chinese Local Governments Risk Replicating Mistakes of LGFVs

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Tighter rules proposed by the Nasdaq are expected to send some would-be issuers searching for more welcoming markets in London or Hong Kong.

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In Depth: Chinese Firms Face Shifting Global IPO Landscape

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Nio shares slump in Singapore and Hong Kong after a Caixin report detailing GIC allegations.

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In Depth: Why Singapore Sovereign Fund Sues Chinese EV-Maker Nio

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Chinese investment is reshaping Malaysia, from booming flights to factory floors, as trade shifts and visa-free travel deepen business ties between Beijing and Kuala Lumpur.

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In Depth: Visa-Free Travel, U.S. Tariffs Drive Chinese Companies to Malaysia

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While Yi was ICBC chairman, his son introduced a $4.5 billion CICC fund deal to the state-owned bank, sources tell Caixin.

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Exclusive: Ex-CSRC Chief Yi Huiman Faces Corruption Probe Likely Linked to ICBC

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The ban leaves a legal void, complicating efforts by authorities to dispose of seized digital assets from crimes.

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In Depth: How China's Crypto Ban Makes Disposing of Seized Assets a Lot Harder

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China's inclusive finance has expanded rapidly under government push, but banks are caught in a bind — balancing policy goals with mounting risks.

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In Depth: China's Inclusive Finance Success Leaves Banks Burdened

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Under mounting pressure from bad debts at home, Chinese banks are going global — chasing the hidden overseas fortunes of defaulted tycoons.

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In Depth: Why China's Banks Are Hunting for Fortunes Stashed Abroad

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China is stepping up its crackdown on destructive "involution-style" competition across a range of key industries, from traditional sectors like steel and cement to emerging sectors such as lithium batteries and new-energy vehicles.

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In Depth: China Intensifies War on Toxic Competition as Economy Suffers

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China's top economists are locked in a fierce debate over whether the country's consumers are truly weak or just misunderstood — an argument that could determine whether Beijing bets on households or more heavy industry.

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In Depth: The Consumption Conundrum Dividing China's Economists

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China's top economists are locked in a fierce debate over whether the country's consumers are truly weak or just misunderstood — an argument that could determine whether Beijing bets on households or more heavy industry.

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In Depth: The Consumption Conundrum Dividing China's Economists

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Caixin collects the views of five prominent policy experts on China's priorities like innovation and high-quality growth, as the country drafts its next Five-Year Plan amid global uncertainty.

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In Depth: Key Challenges China's Next Five-Year Plan Needs to Tackle

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Chinese companies listed in the U.S. may face tighter regulations as the U.S. securities watchdog seeks to update decades-old rules on foreign private issuers.

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In Depth: Chinese Companies' Route to Wall Street Faces SEC Scrutiny

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Deflation, tax breaks and industrial shifts are reshaping the country's fiscal landscape.

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In Depth: Why China Is Taking In Less Tax as GDP Growth Stays Steady

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Deflation, tax breaks and industrial shifts are reshaping the country's fiscal landscape.

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In Depth: Why China Is Taking In Less Tax as GDP Growth Stays Steady

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Caixin Global partners with Radio Davos to produce a podcast ahead of next week's World Economic Forum Annual Meeting of the New Champions in Tianjin.

The Annual Meeting of the New Champions 2025 — AMNC25 — will bring together leaders from government, business and academia, along with innovators and representatives from international organizations, media and civil society.

In this special episode (transcript) produced in collaboration with Caixin Global, World Economic Forum Managing Director Mirek Dušek sets the scene for "Summer Davos" in Tianjin, China. And Jen Zhu Scott, founding partner of IN. Capital, gives an insider's view of China and its place in the world.

Guests:

Mirek Dušek, Managing Director, Chief Business Officer and Head of Global Programming, World Economic Forum

Li Xin, Managing Editor and Managing Director, Caixin Global

Jen Zhu Scott, Founding Partner, IN. Capital

Hosted by:

Robin Pomeroy, Podcast Editor, World Economic Forum

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Chinese mainland police are leveraging Hong Kong's licensed exchanges to sell seized digital assets — a compliant workaround to the mainland's strict crypto ban.

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Hong Kong Offers Beijing Legal Route to Sell Seized Crypto

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Hong Kong leads as Chinese firms list overseas amid U.S. tensions and mainland bottlenecks.

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In Depth: China Gears Up for Overseas IPO Bonanza

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The trade war forces Beijing to double down on domestic demand and rethink its global strategy.

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In Depth: How China Can Counter Trump's Tariffs

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Will China shore up domestic consumption with greater fiscal spending, including a record-high deficit ratio?

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Analysis: China Tables Fiscal Salvo for Flagging Domestic Demand

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The EV giant is making smart cars more accessible and accelerating the shift to new-energy vehicles.

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In Depth: How BYD Lowered the Bar for Buying a Smart Car in China

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The U.S. ends tax exemptions for Chinese small-parcel imports, shaking Shein, Temu and others.

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In Depth: Trump Ends an Era for Shein and Temu

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Internet giant targets Middle East takeout expansion with a focus on Saudi Arabia, drone delivery and navigating local competition

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In Depth: Meituan Hopes Middle East Expansion Will Deliver Growth

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Will the price war continue, and how will smart tech reshape the market?

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In Depth: China's Carmakers Face Crossroads as Slowdown Persists

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Companies have to contend with local protectionism, cultural differences and an underdeveloped health care sector while exploring growth potential in Southeast Asia's largest economy

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In Depth: Chinese Drugmakers Find Fertile, but Challenging Market in Indonesia

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As Middle Eastern nations are trying to diversify their economies away from oil by boosting tourism, culture and other businesses, Chinese visitors and firms are driving growth.

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In Depth: Gulf States Roll Out the Welcome Mat for Chinese Tourists as Focus Shifts From Oil

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The country hit its 5% growth target for 2024, buoyed by a burst of extra momentum in the fourth quarter. Yet, the growth was uneven

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Last-Quarter Bounce Helps China Hit GDP Target but Challenges Remain

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Despite their dominance in China's payments sector, the duo faces global challenges due to a lack of transparency

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In Depth: China's Booming Cross-Border E-Commerce Pits Alipay, WeChat Pay Against the World

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In an exclusive interview with Caixin, Bank of Thailand Governor Sethaput Suthiwartnarueput also discusses tackling high household debt.

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Interview: Thailand's Central Bank Chief on Its Rate Cut, Household Debt and Fintech

This story is part of Caixin's Asia Central Banking special series.

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The country's leadership is shifting policy to combat weak demand, external pressures and sluggish recovery.

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Four Things to Know About China's 2025 Economic Outlook

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Beijing's latest support package targets years of off-book borrowing and growing fiscal challenges

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In Depth: China's Multitrillion-Dollar Salve for Local Government Hidden Debt

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Chinese insurers face increased volatility in key financial metrics as they adopt international accounting standards aimed at enhancing transparency

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In Depth: China's Insurers Prepare to Shine a Light Into Their Financial Black Box

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The German auto giants were late to adapt to the shift to EVs and failed to recognize how competitive the Chinese market had become, industry insiders say

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In Depth: How BMW, Audi and Mercedes Ended Up Also-Rans in China

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The British pharmaceutical giant falsified patient test results to secure insurance coverage for its cancer drug in an effort to boost sales, but the alleged misconduct ended up benefiting some patients.

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Cover Story: How AstraZeneca's China Fraud Was About More Than Greed

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Exploring the drive for quick returns among China's state investors and how it contrasts with the country's push for long-term investment in high-tech.

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In Depth: Impatient State Investors Hamstring Drive for 'Patient Capital' to Lead Growth

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Breaking down the country's third-quarter GDP growth and what comes next.

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China's Third-Quarter GDP Rises 4.6%, Beating Expectations

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The impact of Beijing's two-pronged approach on the country's economic fundamentals remains to be seen.

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China's Fresh Stimulus Targets Property and Stock Market Challenges

China Unveils Fiscal Stimulus Targeting Property Market, Local Government Debt

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Ex-Taoist monk Sui Guangyi claimed to make investments by aligning heaven, earth and humanity. His company's 2018 gala even featured former national leaders like Nicolas Sarkozy and Kevin Rudd. But now, investors are left waiting to get their money back.

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In Depth: Investment Guru's Supernatural Powers Haven't Made His Followers Whole

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Beijing to launch anti-discrimination probe after Canada hikes EV tariffs, Mercedes-Benz plans $2 billion joint investment in China to regain lost ground.

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EV-maker BYD to buy out its German distributor, China Vanke debt cracks exposed after first loss in 20 years.

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EV-maker XPeng aims to manufacture cars in Europe to blunt new tariffs, Tencent-backed Black Myth: Wukong gives China's gaming industry a shot in the arm.

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Chinese fund firm's recently resigned chairman linked to U.S. president's son, China adds metal used in ammo to list of restricted exports.

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Struggles in China hurt Uniqlo's bottom line, Tesla renews bid to break into local insurance business.

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WeRide plans biggest U.S. IPO by Chinese firm since Didi, Beijing tweaks regulations to ease the way for foreign investors.

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Global beauty giants smell opportunity in China's fragrance-makers, Aion opens its first overseas EV plant in Thailand.

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Tariff hikes loom as exports surge, tougher solar rules planned to slow manufacturing expansion.

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Matrix Partners renames Chinese unit to stress its independence, Russia detour hinders revival of European carriers' China flights.

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Indonesia signs major deals with Chinese automakers; Malaysia and Thailand announce intention to join BRICS.

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CATL in hot water over grueling work schedule, Tesla gets license to test full self-driving in Shanghai.

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CATL refutes forced labor allegations, Australia orders Chinese investors to sell stakes in rare earth miner.

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EU's proposed carbon footprint methodology has Chinese EV-battery makers on edge, Tianqi considers action to protect its stake in Chilean lithium mining firm.

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Shipping rates to Latin America soar as Chinese exporters rush to beat looming U.S. tariffs, Huawei gains market share as U.S. squeezes Nvidia's chip supply.

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New round of U.S. tariffs to hit battery-makers hardest, China launches first major sodium-ion battery energy storage station.

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SAIC to share hybrid car tech with Volkswagen, GM; CATL partners with French shipping giant to explore electric ship collaboration.

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AI startups lead China's unicorn herd, China offers one more year visa waiver for travelers from 12 countries.

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TikTok vows to fight on in face of U.S. ban, EU hits fast-fashion giant Shein with new digital rules, Air China orders 100 homegrown C919s.

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Wind turbine exports surged 60% in 2023, nuclear power investment hits new high.

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Regulator targets high-frequency traders after share dumping causes turmoil, Vanke reassures investors it can avoid default.

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Dutch and Indian buyers snap up Chinese solar panels, China rises in ranking of favored foreign investment destinations.

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Home sales show little sign of recovery, Wanda to cede control of mall unit in $8.3 billion deal.

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Chinese EV exports to EU slump amid probe, Beijing relaxes requirements on cross-border data transfer.

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Embattled developer Vanke cut to junk rating by Moody's, EV-maker BYD scouts potential site for Mexico plant.

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XPeng and Volkswagen plan to launch two midsize EVs in China in 2026, JD.com joins cloud computing price war after Alibaba rolls out steep discounts.

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U.S. allows more China flights before peak summer travel season, BYD seeks to take on Ferrari and Lamborghini with new EV sportscar.

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EU launches an anti-subsidy probe into a unit of state-owned train-maker CRRC, China's luxury market posted strong gains in 2023 but still lagged previous heights.

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Thailand's four favorite EV models are Chinese, Beijing approves Mercedes and BMW charging network venture.

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Most surveyed German firms in China have no plans to leave, property giant Country Garden offloads overseas projects to address debt woes.

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Growth in China's EV market is set to slow for a second year, BYD debuts in Indonesian car market.

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Tesla recalls almost all cars sold in China to fix Autopilot bug that increases crash risk, China tightens scrutiny of LGFVs' dollar bonds and mounting debt.

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VW's Anhui venture launches debut EV, China and Thailand agree on permanent visa-free travel starting March.

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Tesla prepares to build battery plant in Shanghai, Boeing returns to China with Dreamliner delivery.

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France leaves most Chinese-made cars out of rejiggered rules for EV aid, Thailand budgets $972 million in renewed push to become EV hub.

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Caixin Global invited Dr. Zhang Jianyu, Executive Director of BRI Green Development Institute, to share his insights on what international investors should know about the opportunities and challenges for carbon-intensive industries.

In this episode, you will explore insights on:

· The role of carbon-intensive sector in China's economy

· Challenges faced by high GHG-emitting enterprises in leveraging transition finance

· Agreements made in COP28 and their implications on transition finance

· Dynamite interaction between China's "climate investments and finance scheme" and transition finance

· Prospects of carbon finance in supporting the transition of carbon-intensive firms

· Advice on China's transition finance for domestic and global investors

Caixin Global invited Prof. Yicheng Shin, Chief Economist of Zhongcai Green Index Co., Ltd., Senior Academic Advisor and Professor of International Institute of Green Finance, to share his insights on what international investors should know about the policy framework of China's transition finance.

In this episode, we will talk about:

· The role of a policy framework in facilitating climate transition

· The characteristics of Chinese regulations on transition finance

· Protocols and standards to refine the regulatory framework of transition finance

· Mechanisms for preventing "transition washing"

· Advice for mobilizing corporations' engagement in transition finance

EV-maker Neta switches on first overseas plant in Thailand, SAIC partners with Indian conglomerate.

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Caixin Global invited Prof. LIANG Hao, Ho Bee Professorship in Sustainability Management, Singapore Management University, to share his insights on what international investors should know about the present and future of transition finance in Asia.

This episode delves into:

· Taxonomies and pathways for transition finance worldwide

· The characteristics of transition finance in Asia

· Financial instruments in use and suggestions for improvement

· Mechanisms to avoid greenwashing

· Cross-country collaborations on transition finance in Asia

· Customized transitional strategies in specific environmental and economic contexts

· Prospect of transition finance markets in the next decade

First Asia ETF tracking Saudi Arabian stocks debuts in Hong Kong, and Zhongzhi Vice President Xie Zizheng among those probed over group's collapse.

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Stellantis and CATL plan to build a battery plant in Europe, Beijing pushes commercialization of self-driving tech, and China adds six countries to visa-free program.

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Caixin Global invited Ms. ZHANG Fang, Deputy Director, ESG Investment and Finance Center, Institute of Finance and Sustainability, to share her insights on what international investors should know about the credit markets and instruments of transition finance in China.

Caixin Global invited Ms. WANG Zilin, ESG Research Analyst of E Fund Management, to share her insights on what international investors should know about the capital markets and instruments of transition finance in China.

EV-maker Zeekr is planning a U.S. IPO, China Merchants Bank's ex-president admits to taking bribes, and Country Garden suffers plunging sales.

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State-owned firms CICC, China Galaxy deny merger rumor; and former China securities regulatory official expelled from Communist Party for alleged bribery.

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Caixin Global invited Mr. XIE Wenhong, Head of China Programme at Climate Bonds Initiative, to share his insights on what international investors should know about the concept and essence of transition finance in China.

Government gives rare show of support to developer Vanke, and China's import surprise offers hope despite lingering risks to recovery.

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Neta Auto tailgates Chinese peers into the Middle East, and Chinese solar firms feel the squeeze in an oversaturated market.

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Three Chinese EV giants revealed as subjects of EU subsidy probe, and China's top car brand BYD reports record quarterly profit.

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U.N. says hundreds of thousands have been forced into participating in unlawful online scam operations in Myanmar and Cambodia, many of them Chinese.

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Foxconn says it is cooperating with multiple probes into mainland facilities, and Changan Auto plans to build an NEV plant in Thailand.

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