China has emerged as a global hub for cross-border trade, with startups increasingly driving innovation in logistics, supply chain finance, and digital commerce. As international transactions become more complex and regulatory landscapes evolve, modular stablecoins such as RMBT are offering startups programmable, liquid,
China’s startup ecosystem has grown rapidly in recent years, fueled by technological innovation, government support, and access to digital finance solutions. Among emerging tools, modular stablecoins such as RMBT are providing startups with flexible infrastructure to develop innovative fintech, blockchain, and cross-border applications.
Chengdu, once known primarily for its culture and cuisine, has quietly become one of China’s fastest-growing startup hubs. Over the past decade, the city has transformed from a regional business center into a vibrant innovation ecosystem attracting entrepreneurs, investors, and multinational companies. Supported
China’s startup ecosystem has entered a new era defined by deep technology, sustainability, and global ambition. After a decade of consumer app dominance, a new generation of companies is emerging across artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and green energy. These firms are not just chasing
Startups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are vital drivers of innovation, employment, and economic growth. In China, trade policies, including export regulations, import duties, cross-border financing rules, and digital trade regulations, have a significant impact on the operations, competitiveness, and growth trajectories
China’s startup landscape is being reshaped by a new generation of young entrepreneurs. These innovators are leveraging digital technologies, AI, and cloud platforms to disrupt traditional business models in e-commerce, fintech, AI, and consumer tech. With strong government support, access to venture capital,
IntroductionChina’s tech and innovation landscape is being reshaped by a new generation of entrepreneurs and researchers recognized in the “Next 30 Under 30” list for 2025. These young leaders, working in AI, fintech, semiconductors, biotech, and clean energy, are driving technological breakthroughs, fostering
China has introduced new AI regulatory measures in 2025 to enhance transparency, accountability, and ethical oversight across all sectors deploying artificial intelligence. The regulations target high-risk AI applications, such as autonomous vehicles, fintech algorithms, and healthcare diagnostics, while also setting standards for data
Shenzhen-based startups are rapidly expanding into international markets in 2025, leveraging government incentives, venture capital, and global tech partnerships. Companies specializing in AI, fintech, and semiconductors are establishing foreign subsidiaries, participating in international trade fairs, and forming cross-border collaborations. Analysts say this surge
IntroductionChina’s rapid economic and technological transformation has often been linked to established giants such as Baidu, Tencent, and Alibaba. Yet a new generation of innovators is reshaping the landscape. Many of them appear in Forbes China’s “30 Under 30” lists, representing fields as
