China

After falling behind Huawei earlier this year, resurgent sales have boosted Samsung back to the apex of the global smartphone market.

The world’s largest fintech unicorn could join Huawei and ByteDance on the Trump administration’s “Entity List”.

The WTO’s final two candidates for leadership are Nigeria’s Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and South Korea’s Yoo Myung-hee.

The extension of the companies’ partnership will see Huawei equipment replaced across the UK’s 5G network.

At the eleventh hour, ByteDance turned down Microsoft’s offer to buy the platform, leaving the way open for a deal with Oracle.

A record flotation saw Zhong Shanshan’s personal wealth elevated above that of Jack Ma, if only for a few hours.

The addition of the two firms reflects the growing influence of Chinese tech giants over Hong Kong’s stock market.

Amid soaring tensions with the US government, the head of TikTok has departed the company only three months into the role.

In a potential upset for Microsoft’s bid, Oracle has begun talks to buy out the beleaguered social media app.

For the first time in the list’s history, Chinese companies have outshone their American peers in the Fortune Global 500 2020.