China's Three-Phase Tech and IP Strategy
China's tech and IP development follows a clear three-phase approach.
- Phase 1: Acquisition or development of Chinese-owned technology and IP
- Phase...

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China's tech and IP development follows a clear three-phase approach.
The Chinese government rolled out its 15th Five-Year Plan this month as the central document guiding national policy, with a dedicated focus on technology through 2030.
China's reported strategic metal export controls are tightening global silver supply chains amid surging industrial demand for solar, semiconductors,...
China and the US agreed to lower levies on select products to boost bilateral trade, per a Commerce Ministry statement issued after a two-day summit...
China Resources Power has received CSRC approval to list its new energy subsidiary on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, advancing a planned spin-off. This...
Trip.com shares have fallen over 40% from pre-probe highs after SAMR launched an antitrust investigation, with potential fines estimated at RMB 0.6–6...
Rising global bond yields triggered a decline in Chinese stocks, halting earlier rallies. The Shanghai Composite Index stumbled amid these macro pressures.
US approval for Nvidia H200 sales to 10 Chinese firms drove NVDA higher, with May $264 target odds jumping from 24.3% to 29.9% in under an hour....
U Power's 20-F filing details China and Nasdaq listing risks following the exchange's January 13 proposal for minimum market value rules on Global and Capital Markets.
Fresh HKEX activity by Chinese companies highlights ongoing fundraising despite tighter rules:
NIO’s updated ONVO L60 pre-sale begins May 29 at the Shenzhen Auto Show with official launch in June, adding LiDAR and the Shenji NX9031 chip.
Key trend in China's AI hype: Capital consolidating around compute hardware and enterprise software.
Key milestone for China Telecom-led ALC:
Three small Chinese companies have formally terminated their Nasdaq listing bids since April, a relatively unusual step signaling challenges for US listings.