Chinese firms also fully-owns Triple H Coal, GM Global Steering, First International Oil, Friede Goldman United, Woodbine Acquisition, Bank of East Asia (USA).

In 2026, several iconic American brands are actually owned or controlled by Chinese parent companies. These include: 1. AMC Theatres (owned by Dalian Wanda Group, though their stake has fluctuated), 2. General Electric's Appliances division (owned by Haier), 3. Smithfield Foods (the world's largest pork processor, owned by WH Group), 4. Motorola Mobility (the smartphone division, owned by Lenovo), 5. Riot Games (the developer of League of Legends, fully owned by Tencent), 6. Sotheby's (the historic auction house, where Taikang Insurance is a major shareholder), and 7. The Waldorf Astoria New York (owned by Anbang Insurance Group, though under government restructuring). These acquisitions often allow the American brands to continue operating with their original names and corporate identities while benefiting from the capital and supply chain networks of their Chinese parents. This trend highlights the deep global economic integration of 2026, where "brand origin" and "ownership" are often distinct.