China’s new NEV plan targets battery electrics, ‘quality brands’
In a plan for 2021-35, Beijing pursues domestic dominance and international competitiveness for Chinese “quality” NEV brands.
INSIDER | Cross-border e-commerce dodges Covid hit
Trade tensions and the Covid-19 pandemic have hit China tech this year. But cross-border e-commerce platforms have kept shopping global.
Ant Group: the biggest IPO that wasn’t
Parsing through the reasons behind the Ant Group IPO suspension: its microlending practices, the history of P2P lending, Jack Ma’s speech, and regulators’ warnings.
Edtech and Covid-19: It’s complicated
Lockdowns seemed great for edtech. It turns out, the story is more complicated than that, especially for early-stage startups.
Singles Day from the trenches: the king of pre-sales
A TechNode reporter takes on 30 million Singles Day livestreaming shoppers in a race to buy discount hand cream from the Lipstick King.
INSIDER | The label ‘short video platform’ has outlived its usefulness
Today, short video remains a platform staple, but it’s far from the only type of video available on popular apps Douyin and Kuaishou.
Israel tech should keep eye on China, despite travel restrictions
With the border closed, Israel tech startups are missing opportunities to work with Chinese partners, Rami Blachman argues.
CHINA VOICES | Meet one of China’s sharpest crypto bloggers
Crypto mining crackdowns, surprise arrests of investors, and a gimlet eye for the BSN: Meet TechNode’s favorite China crypto blogger.
Where are China’s SaaS giants?
China has some of the largest software companies in the world—so where are the SaaS firms? A SaaS investor looks for answers.
SILICON | Why China might block Nvidia-Arm deal
Nvidia is seeking to buy the UK’s Arm in a bid to create a full-stack semiconductor giant. But will Chinese regulators allow it?
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