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While car sales continue to decline in China, Sequoia Capital China and Source Code Capital are betting on an increasing need for auto parts with CassTime.

Heavy losses, job cuts and asset disposals at China’s largest electric vehicle maker even raise questions over whether a bubble could be about to burst. At the very least, tough times lie ahead.

Self-driving truck company TuSimple has closed its $215 million Series D round of funding. We speak with the financial advisor on that deal about the development of the market.

Baidu has lost its way. It has been losing senior management and it isn't the first port of call for startups any more.

Tensions between China and the US have not stopped the US chip manufacturer from investing in Chinese self-driving tech firm ZongMu.

Despite the decrease of car sales in China, upstream auto parts retailer Haoqipei is betting that customers want upgrades rather than new models.

The Korean conglomerate splashes out $1 billion on the world’s largest copper foil manufacturer, paying almost four times what KKR paid less than 18 months earlier.

China’s electric vehicle market is getting increasingly sophisticated as the number of EV-focused service providers grow. DSTcar is one of them.

The combination of India’s two ride-hailing services has long been mooted but is unlikely to come to fruition in the near term. Here's why.