Amid concerns over US sanctions, Alibaba-backed Megvii’s potential Hong Kong listing will become a litmus test for investors buying into next-generation technology stocks

Alibaba’s successful HK listing, combined with mounting pressure from PE investors, is forcing Chinese companies to consider listing in 2020 despite the woeful stock market performance of many who floated in 2019.

FinanceAsia is showcasing the entrepreneurs who are leading the wave of technological disruption across the region. Here we look at China.

Anti-government protests in Hong Kong highlight the increasing political risk as the city's capitalist system converges with China's socialist regime.

A facial-recognition startup with links to the Chinese government has inflamed the global debate about who should harness the use of artificial technology and to what extent.

In the second instalment of our China Awards series, FinanceAsia reveals the thinking behind our awards for Best Deals and Borrowers.

Although private equity investment in Chinese AI startups shrank in the second quarter of the year, it hasn't deterred this unicorn's plans to list.

Unfazed by a significant cooldown in China's private equity market, the artificial intelligence startup has raised $750 million in the country's second-largest private fundraiser this year.

Shanghai's technology innovation board is about to open for business. IoT companies, especially those with wide applications, are likely to be first to list.

Shanghai-based facial recognition startup raises $200 million in yet another fundraiser from Chinese AI unicorns shortly after SenseTime and UBTECH.