Cango’s crypto makeover advances with sale of its China business
The move could pave the way for the former car trader to relocate its headquarters outside the Chinese Mainland, with Singapore, Hong Kong and the U.S. as possible destinations Key…
Lexin’s profit jump masks slowdown in its main loan business
The company reported a big net income increase for the first quarter, but its revenue fell on sluggishness in its loan facilitation business Key Takeaways: Lexin’s net profit doubled in…
If you don’t succeed at first, second or third? FWD takes a fourth try at Hong Kong IPO
The insurance company has traveled a rocky path to its planned Hong Kong listing despite its association with a local business luminary and some big-name investors Key Takeaways: FWD Group…
Sunshine chases investment income amid tepid demand for its insurance
The insurer plans to set up a subsidiary that will run a 20 billion yuan fund investing in stocks and fixed-income instruments Key Takeaways: Sunshine’s asset management unit will set…
Cango takes ‘Mine and Hold’ strategy in its young bitcoin business
The auto trader-turned-bitcoin miner has minted 2,944.8 bitcoins since entering the business last November, but has yet to sell any of those despite recent market volatility Key Takeaways: Cango owned…
Fuiou may enjoy policy tailwind on ride to Hong Kong IPO
The payment services provider looks well-positioned to benefit from China’s consumption-boosting policies as it seeks to list Key Takeaways: Hong Kong IPO candidate Fuiou could get a lift from China’s…
Uber’s Chinese robotaxi romance, and Webull’s strong debut
Uber has signed new alliances with Chinese robotaxi operators Momenta and Pony AI, and fortified an existing partnership with WeRide. Why the sudden embrace of Chinese robotaxis? And Webull's stock has charged from the gate with massive gains following its SPAC listing. What's driving this company, which is an unusual hybrid of a U.S.-based business with strong China ties?