China Inc by Bamboo Works discusses the latest developments on Chinese companies listed in Hong Kong and the United States to drive informed decision-making for investors and others interested in this dynamic group of companies.
Chinese firms face renewed scrutiny from Wall Street and at home
In this week's episode, we dissect the rare and questionable Nasdaq IPO application of Chinese cross-border logistics firm World Road Inc., unpacking why offshore listings on Wall Street have virtually vanished. Then, we pivot to China’s domestic market to explore unexpected antitrust probes into second-tier travel platforms like Tongcheng, Meituan and Tujia. Why is Beijing targeting the "pigeons" after already fining the industry’s biggest "monkey"? Tune in as we explore the underlying anxieties over China's sluggish consumer spending and what it means for the future of tech regulation.
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China Inc. by Bamboo Works discusses the latest business and financial news from China and what it all means. This episode is hosted by Doug Young, Bamboo Works editor in chief, and he's joined by Rene Vanguestaine, one of Bamboo Works' founding partners who is also a longtime China watcher and former investment banker.
29 Sept 2026
China’s empty boardroom in Washington, and its crowded auto market at home
This week on China Inc., we dive into the notable absence of Chinese corporate leaders during President Xi Jinping’s recent summit in Washington. Why were American CEOs front and center while leaders from giants like Xiaomi and CATL stayed home? Later, we unpack a rare, state-nudged merger between legacy automakers FAW and GAC. With over 100 car manufacturers battling in China, is this the beginning of a long-overdue industry consolidation? Tune in for our analysis!
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China Inc. by Bamboo Works discusses the latest business and financial news from China and what it all means. This episode is hosted by Doug Young, Bamboo Works editor in chief, and he's joined by Rene Vanguestaine, one of Bamboo Works' founding partners who is also a longtime China watcher and former investment banker.
23 Sept 2026
What an AI breach of WeChat and Jollibee's listing choice mean for U.S.-Asia tech and capital
In this episode, we dive into the unsettling reality of a mock U.S. AI attack on WeChat that could have breached millions of accounts in mere hours. What does this mean for the 1.4 billion users who rely on the app, and how will Beijing's security apparatus respond? We then shift gears to discuss Philippine fast-food giant Jollibee’s decision to scrap its U.S. listing plans in favor of Hong Kong. Tune in to hear why Hong Kong is beating out Wall Street and Singapore for regional consumer IPOs!
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China Inc. by Bamboo Works discusses the latest business and financial news from China and what it all means. This episode is hosted by Doug Young, Bamboo Works editor in chief, and he's joined by Rene Vanguestaine, one of Bamboo Works' founding partners who is also a longtime China watcher and former investment banker.
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