Startups building consumer electronics will have a better shot at becoming the next Apple in Shenzhen than in Silicon Valley, said Will Wang, CEO of China's smart-glasses startup.

The coastal Chinese city of Shenzhen has become a hub for tech hardware that U.S. firms can't ignore.

The recent cooling in the AI-driven technology rally has triggered declines in stock markets worldwide, including in China.

The stock gained as much as 21% to HK$116.00 from its final offer price of HK$95.80, before paring gains to trade at HK$113.00. Han's CNC, which makes printed circuit board production equipment, ...

In Shenzhen’s Huaqiangbei, family networks, overseas connections, and decades of migration helped merchants from Chaoshan ...

China's securities regulator unveiled the nation's first five "Tech-Finance Practice Models" in the capital market at the 2026 Lujiazui Forum in Shanghai on Wednesday.

Shenzhen has been entrusted with advancing higher-level institutional innovation, strengthening its role as a significant ...