One-person companies’ taking economy by storm
China’s startup landscape is being reshaped by a fast-growing class of businesses powered not by teams, but by individuals armed with artificial intelligence. Known as “one-person companies”, or OPCs, these ventures are emerging as a defining feature of the country’s digital economy, prompting local
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