Join Us Tonight (Nov. 4) in Shanghai for Silicon Dragon: Tech Titans of China

Look for the Washington, DC investigation of the popular Chinese video app TikTok to lead to a bigger crackdown on China’s growing influence and power in the tech economy. As Chinese tech startups have increasingly gone global like TikTok and its parent company ByteDance have, this scrutiny is bound to become more widespread and impact other China entities in the U.S. and cross-border dealmaking.

Plus, a look at which VCs are caught up in this latest crackdown by DC on China tech over censorship and security factors.

Read more at Forbes, Ticking.

Read my case study of TikTok,”The strategy behind TikTok’s global rise” in

Harvard Busness Review.

From Copy to China and Now,

Copy From China
One of the bigger misconceptions about China’s tech market is that China is all about copying – and stealing ideas.

But if that was ever the case, it certainly isn’t now. China entrepreneurs have proven that they can innovate. In fact, they’ve become so good at it that the West is now copying their ideas. Here are a few recent examples in this Forbes post:

No More Copying

Silicon Dragon News: Nov. 4 issue

Loads of China VC Deals, Funds, IPOs

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