The online learning platform has enjoyed success connecting Chinese learners to English teachers in the US. It's now looking to do the reverse.
China's youngest ever unicorn is working with tech giant Tencent and is building an international digital alliance with other companies in the healthcare space.
Tencent-backed Indonesian unicorn, best known as a ride-sharing platform, looks to extend use of Go-Pay wallet to meet more daily needs in a country where few have credit cards.
Barely a year old, the Chinese start-up has raised cash from Sequoia Capital and IDG Capital to support its talented team. But the road to build a self-driving car is looking congested.
Tencent-backed start-up has become China's second biggest online resale platform and is exploiting WeChat's vast community of users. It's now the main rival to Alibaba's Xianyu.
Tepid interest from private investors is holding back China's infrastructure push. Bringing the US in is vital – and one expert believes the commander-in-chief can be won over.
Opportunity and risk abound in China's hyper-competitive private equity sector amid a liquidity glut.The spectre of regulatory disaster is never far away.
The venture capital darling's products may sound like the stuff of science fiction, but its co-founder tells FinanceAsia they could soon be as matter-of-fact as electricity or water supplies.
PBoC bans new online micro-financing firms and limits existing firms from lending outside home province, order seen by FinanceAsia shows. For investors, its a cautionary tale.
State behemoths don't need the cash. Commercial banking is getting crowded and tech giants are barging in. That leaves little, if anything, for foreign investors to get their teeth into.
Before applying regulatory technology, which is supposed to simplify working processes and save costs, banks must first have compliance officers who understand how it works.
Beijing will move beyond capital controls as it puts a firm focus on the quality of overseas deals. Structures used to beat previous rules will no longer apply.
Some of the brightest Chinese talents in the booming AI sector are returning home to a country poised to become the world's largest market for autonomous vehicles. Investors are taking note.
Chinese buyers caught in a US regulatory quagmire can take their chances with smaller deals or hope a massive shake-up of Washington's dealings with Beijing brings a little clarity.
China's biggest private agribusiness takes a partnership approach to avoid making a dog's dinner of Aussie M&A deal. It offers valuable lessons for many Chinese buyers.