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Rachel Cheung
Verified
Staff Writer, The Wire China
Hong Kong
Beats
Women in Business, Youth Empowerment , Conglomerates, MSMEs , Companies , Market, Financial Analysis , Economy
Content
By Ella Apostoaie Verified, Rachel Cheung Verified| The Wire China Verified The intense rivalry between Chinese auto companies has helped drive the country to pole position in the global race to develop self-driving cars. But as the speed of travel accelerates, concerns are rising that the industry is taking on too many risks. A section of the timeline of the SU7 collision. Before the collision, the 'Navigate on Autopilot' (NOA) system indicated 'obstacles ahead'. See full translation.
By Rachel Cheung Verified, Ella Apostoaie Verified| The Wire China Verified Much as in the world of artificial intelligence, 2025 has begun on a high note for Chinese companies in biotech, with global interest in their work never greater. An announcement from Keymed Biosciences on a deal made with Timberlyne Therapeutics.
By Rachel Cheung Verified, Ella Apostoaie Verified| The Wire China Verified China’s energy ambitions are setting off a new nuclear race with the U.S. and other major economies — this time to secure enough uranium to power its growing roster of reactors. The world’s second-largest economy has long embraced nuclear power as part of its energy mix to help cut down its use of high-polluting coal. China already accounts for half of the new reactors installed globally in the past decade and has increased its nuclear power output by nearly fourfold during this period.
Company Info
The Wire China
The Wire China is a weekly digital news magazine that launched in April 2020 and is based in Boston, United States. Operated by The Wire Digital Inc., it was founded by David Barboza, a former *New York Times* correspondent in Shanghai. The publication focuses on China's economic, business, and financial landscape, providing in-depth analysis and investigative reporting on China's global economic influence. The Wire China delivers a variety of news content, including long-form investigations, data-driven features, interviews with industry leaders, and expert commentary. It publishes 5 to 6 articles weekly, covering topics such as corporate scandals and cross-border acquisitions. The magazine operates on a subscription model, offering both monthly and annual plans for access to its content. It targets English-speaking professionals, policymakers, and academics interested in detailed reporting on China's economy and its global business activities.
Founded: 2020