Dancing robots and K-pop diplomacy: China’s economic and social gambits
Unitree plans to file for an IPO by year end. And China has quietly lifted a nearly decade-old ban on K-Pop.
Dancing robot sensation Unitree boogeys towards IPO
The company behind the dancing humanoids that wowed viewers on China’s Lunar New Year’s Eve Gala plans to take its act to the capital markets by year end Key Takeaways:…
Shoucheng sheds ‘old economy’ label with robotic pivot
The company, whose businesses over the years have included everything from steel to fund management, is trying its hand at robotic investment and incubation Key Takeaways: Shoucheng’s gross profit declined…
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