Kaifu Lee

China’s self-driving regulations may be the most supportive, while Western governments may be suffering from “analysis paralysis.”

World Bank investment arm IFC wants a way into China’s incubators and accelerators, and it’s starting with Innovation Works.

One of China’s top investors just explained how to get into the super unicorn club.

After watching Google’s AlphaGo beat a world Go champion, Kaifu Lee discusses some of the dangers this technology could pose.

Kaifu Lee is a man who knows more than anyone about China’s founders, and he’s found something they’re lacking.

Interested in doing a startup in China? Investors and startup gurus Kaifu Lee, Xu Xiaoping, and Cai Wensheng want to help. At a meeting in Beijing on Thursday, the three announced a new founder training program they’re calling Young CEO Club.

As Silicon Valley investors are getting more interested in (and aware of) startups in Asia, it seems that the reverse is also true. San Francisco startup Kamcord, which offers an

Taipei-based incubator, Taiwan Mobile Innovation (TMI), has launched its hardware acceleration program earlier this month. It hopes to attract mobile and internet-related hardware startups to take part in this inaugural

We’ve written a lot about the rise of WeChat and the danger it poses to Sina Weibo. Last night, a weibo post (ironically enough) suggesting Weibo may be very overvalued

Despite insisting that he’s no activist and is just keen on debating with his 33.4 million followers on Sina Weibo, entrepreneur and former Google China country manager, Kaifu Lee, finds