KrASIA Connection

Renault-backed BeyonCa isn’t the first Chinese automotive company to explore the Middle Eastern market, and it’s unlikely to be the last.

Chery has unveiled a comprehensive plan to achieve success in the new energy vehicle industry. Can the company make it a reality?

Intense competition, layoffs, and dwindling market share pose significant challenges for ByteDance’s VR headset business.

Airwallex’s story started from a coffee shop in Melbourne. Eight years later, it’s a global cross-border payments platform on the cusp of bringing Chinese companies onto the global stage.

The company remains the global leader in electric vehicle battery manufacturing, but a slowdown in its profit growth suggests that competition is rising and market dynamics are evolving.

After finding success on home ground, Microview is now introducing its high-precision semiconductor packaging equipment to the American and European markets.

Baidu has introduced Ernie 4.0, the latest iteration of its large language model, but will its enhanced features stack up against OpenAI’s GPT-4?

Considering Pinduoduo’s cautious approach to business expansion and spending, where does the “prudent” company see its next opportunities?