BUSINESSJun 8 · 10:00 UTCNY POSTThomas Barrabi

Microsoft launches incubator for Chinese tech startups — reigniting fears about cozy Beijing ties: ‘Makes no sense’

Microsoft launched an incubator for Chinese tech startups in Shenzhen, with local Chinese Communist Party officials and Microsoft executives present at the unveiling of the 'Shenzhen Global Expansion Center' on May 8th. The move has raised concerns about close ties between Microsoft and Beijing.

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