The Rio 2016 Olympic Games are history, but Chinese companies have left a mark on them that will shine for a long time to come.
Alipay, an affiliate of billionaire entrepreneur Jack Ma's Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, is pushing forward with plans to expand in Europe, unveiling a partnership with Ingenico Group SA that paves the way for hundreds of continental retailers to accept China's biggest mobile wallet in popular destinations.
year ago, an exchange-traded fund called Direxion was designed to profit from declines in Chinese stocks. It proved to be a standout when it was created. Now, however, Direxion is languishing.
Expected listing of Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties Co on the Shanghai Stock Exchange's A-share market, after it delists from the Hong Kong bourse, will likely see mainland investors chasing its shares, experts said.
The United States may have its National Basketball Association and National Football League but Asia has e-Sports, and these are attracting billions of dollars in investment, even though lucrative returns have yet to materialize.
E-Sports tournaments are becoming the next big thing across Southeast Asia but the growth of the industry still depends on the development of infrastructure throughout the region.
It is not hard to spot why some of the best StarCraft players come from South Korea, a country far smaller in terms of population than China or the United States.
China's focus on entrepreneurship is gaining momentum at universities, with students now founding an innovative food-and-beverage startup that is multipurpose in its scope.
The nation's new venture capital fund for emerging industries, totaling 40 billion yuan ($6 billion), is just around the corner, a government official said on Thursday.
V1 Group, a Chinese new-media enterprise featuring online video, has signed an investment contract with a Dubai-based TV station to become its major shareholder, in a bid to help Chinese companies promote their brands in the Middle East.
Editor's Note: In this ongoing series on the birth and growth of privately owned Chinese companies that are redefining innovation, China Daily profiles Tiandy Digital Technology Co Ltd, one of the largest privately owned suppliers of video surveillance solutions in China that exports its innovative lowlight cameras.
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