Chinese tech giants are now outright acquiring or taking majority shares in overseas companies, such as Ctrip's acquisition of the UK's leading travel search site Skyscanner, Tencent's 93% investment in U.S.-based gaming company Riot Games and 84% investment in Finland-based gaming company Supercell, and Alibaba's 83% stake in Southeast Asia's online shopping site Lazada. （Why Silicon Valley Can't Get Complacent About China, by Fortune）
Comment
In the process of the buy-buy-buy overseas, intellectual property should not be ignored by these Chinese companies. They should pay more attention to the creation and application of IPR, and build an IP advantageous enterprise, so as to have more voice in the international market, and remain invincible in the competition, finding a better way to grow big and strong.
（Editor Che Xingming）
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