Cass: China's GDP growth is expected to reach about 8% in 2021

Survival Rules for Turbulent Times: A Compilation of the 20 Most Unmissable Core Insights from the 2026 Tsinghua PBCSF Forum

A dialogue between Zhu Min, former Deputy Governor of the People's Bank of China and former Vice Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund; Michael Spence, 2001 Nobel Prize winner in Economics and Philip H. Knight Professor Emeritus of Management at Stanford Graduate School of Business; and Masaaki Shirakawa, former Governor of the Bank of Japan, at the 2026 Tsinghua PBCSF Global Finance Forum.

Anthropic Plans US$15 Billion Australia Data Center Investment, Signaling a New Phase in Global AI Infrastructure Competition

Anthropic, the San Francisco-based artificial intelligence company behind the Claude large language model, is planning to procure at least 1.4 gigawatts (GW) of data center computing capacity in Australia, with an estimated investment of US$15 billion (A$21.6 billion).

Chery Launches Nissan-Acquired Plant in South Africa, Shifting from Vehicle Exporter to Local Manufacturer

Chery (奇瑞汽车) has officially activated its Rosslyn assembly plant in South Africa, acquired from Nissan, marking the first time a Chinese automaker has transitioned from a vehicle importer to a local manufacturer in Africa's most industrialized economy through a factory acquisition.

BYD Energy Storage Lands Poland's Largest Battery Project, Deploying Self-Developed Blade Battery Technology Across Europe

BYD Energy Storage has signed an agreement with Portugal-based renewable energy developer Greenvolt Power to build a 600MW/2.4GWh battery energy storage project in Siedlce, Poland, marking the country's largest battery storage installation and a milestone in Chinese energy storage companies' transition from equipment supply to integrated system delivery in Europe.

JD.com (京东) Wins Conditional Approval for €22 Billion Ceconomy Takeover, Gaining Control of Europe’s Largest Electronics Retail Network

Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs has conditionally approved JD.com (京东)’s proposed €22 billion acquisition of Ceconomy, the European consumer electronics retailer that owns the MediaMarkt and Saturn chains. The decision marks a major milestone in the transaction and would make JD.com the controlling shareholder of one of Europe’s largest consumer electronics retail networks once the remaining regulatory approvals are secured.