Despite its aggressive pricing policy, EV manufacturer BYD has managed to significantly increase its profits. Its lead over Volkswagen is growing.
By Felix Lee
German companies are increasingly becoming the focus of hacker attackers – especially from China. Two-thirds of companies feel seriously threatened by this data theft, espionage and sabotage.
By Felix Lee
China's economy is not getting off the ground. More and more sections of the population are becoming disgruntled – to the point of protesting.
By Felix Lee
The International Monetary Fund no longer trusts China's trade balance. Analysts have discovered that Beijing is artificially adjusting its surplus downwards. This could be an attempt by China to disguise its overcapacity.
By Marcel Grzanna
Alexander Pollich is to turn the tide of declining sales for Porsche in China. He is one of the most experienced managers in the industry – and yet his assignment will be the biggest test of his career.
By Redaktion Table
The Chinese video game about the monkey king Sun Wukong has only been on the market for a few days – and has already broken records. It is a rare soft power success that players around the world are so enthusiastic about it.
By Jörn Petring
US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan has arrived in China. That same evening, he met with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi behind closed doors. There was little information about what was discussed.
By Carolyn Braun
The Chinese government has officially recognized another bishop. The 94-year-old had refused to join the state church. The recognition is also the result of a provisional agreement between the Vatican and Beijing.
By Carolyn Braun
China already achieved the expansion target for renewable energies by 2030 in July. Nevertheless, the country still needs to invest more to achieve its own targets for reducing emissions in the energy sector.
By Christiane Kuehl
Xu Zheng, one of China's best-known directors and actors, seems to have pulled off another box office hit: His new film focuses on the country's immense economic problems – and ends on a hopeful note.
By Jörn Petring
