Research: Chinese investment in US VCs reached ~$880M in 2022, the second-highest level in 12+ years; China-linked groups invested $4B+ in US VCs since 2010 (Heather Somerville/Wall Street Journal)

Heather Somerville / Wall Street Journal:
Research: Chinese investment in US VCs reached ~$880M in 2022, the second-highest level in 12+ years; China-linked groups invested $4B+ in US VCs since 2010  —  New report shows 2022 on pace to be one of the strongest years for investment despite tensions between the two countries

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A look at the mounting challenges for Lingang, a Shanghai suburb meant to be China’s next Silicon Valley, amid an economic slowdown and geopolitical tensions (Bloomberg)

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