Multinationals Deepen Roots in China for Mutual Growth
Leading multinational corporations are deepening their investments and R&D in China, forging strong local partnerships for innovation and mutual growth.
News & Insights Across Asia
Leading multinational corporations are deepening their investments and R&D in China, forging strong local partnerships for innovation and mutual growth.
Volatile US tariff policies in 2026 disrupt corporate strategies, fueling global trade uncertainty and supply chain caution.
Snap announces 16% workforce reduction, pivots to AI-driven growth amid investor pressure. Follows similar moves by Meta, Oracle, and Amazon.
OpenAI abruptly discontinues Sora AI video tool, ending a $1B Disney partnership and shifting focus to corporate markets ahead of a potential 2026 IPO.
Meta plans to cut 20% of its workforce, redirecting resources toward a $600 billion AI expansion, marking its largest restructuring since 2023.
Record January layoffs and hiring freezes signal U.S. corporate caution amid economic uncertainty, with tech and manufacturing sectors most affected in 2026.
KONE pledges increased investment in China, highlighting its role as a key manufacturing and R&D center amid strengthened Finland-China economic collaboration.
Warner Bros. Discovery rejects Paramount’s bid, paving the way for an $83 billion deal with Netflix that could reshape Asia’s streaming landscape and content production dynamics.
Despite high hopes, many companies report slow returns on AI investments in 2025, facing technical hurdles and user preference challenges.