Chinese Tech, Finance & Business News (6)

Caixin operates a subscription-based model - rare in China where most news is free. It is known for investigative financial journalism that frequently breaks stories on corporate scandals and regulatory changes, comparable to Bloomberg or Reuters in professionalism.

Yes, all media in China operates under content regulations. However, the degree of scrutiny varies - business and tech journalism generally enjoys more latitude than political reporting, though there are still red lines around sensitive corporate and regulatory topics.

Pedaily is the most specialized VC/PE news platform. 36Kr also covers funding rounds extensively. For English readers, TechNode and South China Morning Post's tech section provide reliable coverage of China's investment landscape.

In China, tech news is heavily distributed through WeChat Official Accounts and algorithmic feeds (Toutiao). In the US, readers visit individual publication websites or use aggregators like Google News. China's model is more mobile-first and socially distributed.

36Kr (China's TechCrunch), Huxiu (critical tech analysis), and TMTpost (analytical depth) are essential for the startup ecosystem. For financial investigative journalism, Caixin and Jiemian are the most respected outlets.

36Kr maintains a startup database tracking funding information similar to Crunchbase. Pedaily focuses specifically on venture capital and private equity, tracking fundraising, investment deals, IPOs, and M&A activity with a database widely used by investors and bankers.

Toutiao is ByteDance's AI-powered news aggregation app that personalizes content feeds based on user behavior. It is often compared to Google News but with a stronger algorithmic recommendation focus.