'Xi Jinping wants to loosen the reins on the private sector, after years of reining them in'
COLUMN. For a decade, the Chinese president has showered state-owned companies with subsidies. But moribund growth and many private companies' status as world leaders are forcing him to change the balance of power,
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Chinese leader Xi Jinping hosted Alibaba co-founder Jack Ma and the country’s top tech executives in Beijing on Monday, in a ...
The life of Jack Ma, founder of Alibaba. He grew up poor in China and was rejected from multiple jobs before finding success ...
Now, however, he seems welcome once again. On February 17th Mr Ma and a handful of other entrepreneurs met at a symposium in ...
U.S.-listed Chinese stocks trading higher in premarket on Friday as Chinese companies raise funds overseas and Alibaba ...
Huawei's Ren Zhengfei, BYD's Wang Chuanfu, and Xiaomi's Lei Jun were among the leading tech executives that met Xi Jinping on ...
Chinese tech stocks have been red hot lately and now they appear to have the support of President Xi Jinping. Xi met with ...
President Xi Jinping met some of China’s most prominent tycoons, sending what analysts say is the strongest signal of support ...
Alibaba’s revenue and profit in December quarter topped estimates, helping the Hang Seng Index log its longest winning run ...
Alibaba’s profit surged to $6.7 billion in the December quarter, fuelled by AI-driven growth in cloud computing and ...
Xi Jinping assured private sector business leaders on Monday that government policies toward the private sector would remain ...
Chinese tech stocks continued to be a bright spot in the stock market as the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite fell slightly.
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