KrASIA Connection

ByteDance is playing the long game by spending the year to refocus on business areas where it can leverage its strengths for long-term success.

ChaPanda is the next Chinese tea company seeking to go public. But can it navigate challenges that have troubled other brands, like Nayuki, which have ventured down a similar path?

Meituan is understandably cautious about venturing into international markets, but its declining market position may ultimately force its hand.

Manufacturing is the foundation of the automotive industry, with efficiency hinging on the strategies employed in this domain. Nio’s move to become independent exemplifies this principle.

Peekoo Coffee may not have reached the scale of Starbucks, Luckin, or Cotti, but in China’s fiercely competitive coffee market, it’s steadily ascending, beginning its journey in Shanghai.

Faster than the Porsche 911, fortified with strength, power, and bulletproof features—Tesla means business with the delivery of the Cybertruck.

While hydrogen production is currently not deemed a water-intensive industry, there are indications that it can exert significant pressure in regions with scant water resources.

Manner Coffee may have found legitimate success as a boutique coffee chain, but the majority of its stores are in Shanghai. How does this play into the growing threat posed by its rivals?