Alibaba Q3 2020: Revenue tops $33 billion as retail climbs, cloud business moves to profitThe firm's retail marketplace is continuing to attract millions of users on desktop and mobile.February 2, 2021 by Charlie Osborne in China
China's Apex seeks Lexmark acquisitionThe deal could boost the Chinese ink cartridge chip maker's reach in the United States.April 7, 2016 by Charlie Osborne in China
Uber enjoys $2 billion investment surge from ChinaThe ride-sharing service, despite its controversy, has received additional funds from Chinese investors.January 14, 2016 by Charlie Osborne in China
US firms caught in Chinese censorship crossfireUS company operations are increasingly being disrupted due to the battle between the Chinese government's censorship plans and free speech activists.March 17, 2015 by Charlie Osborne in China
Qualcomm to pay China $1 billion in antitrust settlement: reportQualcomm is likely to agree to a fine of $1 billion to end a 14-month antitrust investigation in China, reports suggest.February 9, 2015 by Charlie Osborne in China
China revamps Great Firewall, cracks down on social mediaThe Chinese government is rebuilding the country's legendary Internet filter to make access to social media websites and VPNs far more difficult.January 30, 2015 by Charlie Osborne in China
Alibaba snaps up controlling stake in marketing firm AdChinaThe Chinese e-commerce giant has invested in AdChina in order to develop an advanced end-to-end marketing platform.January 14, 2015 by Charlie Osborne in China
Qualcomm invests $40 million in Chinese mobile firmsThe US chip maker is pouring an additional $40 million into four Chinese companies and a venture fund to stay ahead of the game in mobile and emerging technologies.December 12, 2014 by Charlie Osborne in China
Twitter expands presence in Hong KongThe social media giant is planning to open a new office in the region. November 7, 2014 by Charlie Osborne in China
Chinese regulator challenges Qualcomm: 'We should make money together'Amidst an investigation into the US firm's business practices, the top Chinese regulator says that the best way to move forward would be for the company and local firms to "make money together."September 11, 2014 by Charlie Osborne in China