Heard on the Street: China’s economy is sputtering, but its electric-vehicle industry—and a few other choice sectors—are roaring. Does that matter?
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China’s bet on hard tech such as chips isn’t going well. But the story could be different a few years down the line.At this year’s auto show in Shanghai, auto makers are in a race to compete with Chinese EV manufacturers. WSJ’s Yoko Kubota takes a look at what’s driving the latest trends. Photo: Kyodonews/Zuma Press
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