Ruonan Zheng
May 25, 2020

Overseas obstacles for Chinese companies in a post-COVID-19 world

Chinese companies are expanding their footprints to overseas markets to offset slowing domestic economic prosperity. Here's a look at some of the resistance they may face.

Fosun Fashion Group, which controls Lanvin and Wolford, has been on an overseas acquisition spree. Photo: Fosun Art Foundation in Shanghai (Shutterstock)

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