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51 Chinese companies find a place in Hurun Global 500 rankings--China Economic Net

China ranks second after the United States in terms of wealthy non-State-owned companies, and their combined wealth rose by 25 percent despite the novel coronavirus epidemic, a new study said on Tuesday. A total of 51 Chinese companies made it to the latest Hurun Global 500 List, which tracks the world s richest non-State-owned companies. The US led the rankings with 242 companies. The first-ever such list includes publicly-traded firms based on market capitalization and valuations of non-listed companies. US-based tech giant Apple Inc took the top slot with an estimated value of $2.1 trillion. Despite the lingering COVID-19 epidemic, Hurun said the total value of the companies rose by 25 percent from a year ago with the cutoff date being on Dec 1. Among the 60 companies that doubled in value, 25 came from the US and 21 from China.

Americans Won t Be Banned From Investing in Alibaba, Tencent and Baidu

Americans Won’t Be Banned From Investing in Alibaba, Tencent and Baidu Nine other Chinese companies will be added to Pentagon’s Chinese military companies list President-elect Joe Biden has sent signals that the U.S. will remain tough on China, from trade to technology. WSJ’s Jonathan Cheng explains the new administration’s policy approach and how China might respond. Photo: Lintao Zhang/Xinhua/Associated Press By Updated Jan. 13, 2021 5:32 pm ET The U.S. government is expected to let Americans continue to invest in Chinese technology giants Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. , Tencent Holdings Ltd. and Baidu Inc., after weighing the firms’ alleged ties to China’s military against the potential economic impact of banning them.

51 Chinese companies find a place in Hurun Global 500 rankings

51 Chinese companies find a place in Hurun Global 500 rankings By HE WEI in Shanghai | China Daily | Updated: 2021-01-13 09:57 Share CLOSE The booth of Tencent Holdings Ltd during an expo in Wuzhen, Zhejiang province. CHENG JIE/FOR CHINA DAILY China ranks second after the United States in terms of wealthy non-State-owned companies, and their combined wealth rose by 25 percent despite the novel coronavirus epidemic, a new study said on Tuesday. A total of 51 Chinese companies made it to the latest Hurun Global 500 List, which tracks the world s richest non-State-owned companies. The US led the rankings with 242 companies. The first-ever such list includes publicly-traded firms based on market capitalization and valuations of non-listed companies. US-based tech giant Apple Inc took the top slot with an estimated value of $2.1 trillion.

Delisting of Chinese Firms Is Latest Volley in Economic Cold War

Delisting of Chinese Firms Is Latest Volley in Economic “Cold War” InvestorPlace 1/14/2021 © Source: Aritra Deb / Shutterstock.com side-by-side shot of American flag and flag of China The news over the past few weeks has been almost hypnotizing. It’s lured many of us away from our charts and market research in order to focus on the unprecedented events in Washington. © Provided by InvestorPlace side-by-side shot of American flag and flag of China Source: Shutterstock Unfortunately, those events, which the market pretty much ignored, distracted many of us from global events much more relevant to investors. For instance, Jack Ma, China’s richest man and the cofounder of Chinese e-commerce giant 

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