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About SharpPost · Est. 2026

See the present clearly. Press for the facts. Keep a record.

SharpPost (銳報) is an independent news and research platform operated by SharpPost Ruibao LLC, a company registered in the United States. We combine reporting, investigation, research and data in the manner of a think-tank newsroom: to help readers understand change in finance and technology, to pursue the facts in politics and public life, and to keep a record of what is worth reporting, so it is not merely noticed and then forgotten.

  • U.S.-registered company
  • Independent news
  • Think-tank media
  • Public record

Why we started SharpPost

Information now moves faster than understanding. One story is quickly buried by the next, and complicated facts are often flattened into a talking point. SharpPost was founded in 2026 to offer a clear, uncluttered way to follow the news — and to make room for people and stories that have not been fully told, so they can be heard carefully and checked against the evidence.

We pay attention to how capital, technology and power change the world, and to how those changes land in ordinary lives. Journalism should not only explain markets and policy; it should also show what those forces mean for the people who live with them.

Finance and technology: making complex change clear

We start from data, documents and specific facts, and set out the background, causes and effects of developments in markets, industry and technology. The aim is to help readers see what happened, why it happened, and what remains unknown — not to substitute emotion, spectacle or unverified judgment for information.

Politics and public life: pursuing the facts, and giving ordinary people a hearing

We put the public interest at the center of the reporting. We investigate questions that have been concealed, overlooked or left unexplained, and we press for important facts that organizations and individuals would rather not make public. We listen to the people involved, test serious allegations against the evidence, and give those we write about an opportunity to respond, so that ordinary people's experiences can enter public view.

Research: from a single story to a longer view

Through special reports, monthly tracking and long-term databases, we connect events that would otherwise remain scattered, and we follow lasting changes in technology, capital, regulation and social life. SharpPost Institute is our research and data platform. It is there to do what a single article cannot: to give public debate a basis that readers can check for themselves.

The record: so important stories are not lost with the news cycle

In a period that prizes speed, we still work the way a newspaper keeps its record: each story worth reporting should be kept together with its sources, its context, its follow-up and its corrections, so that today’s reporting remains a public record that can be consulted, checked and understood tomorrow.

How we report

Our reporting is based on evidence. We distinguish facts from analysis and from opinion. We state our sources, our methods and their limits. Commercial relationships do not determine editorial judgment. When we get something wrong, we correct it in public. On important questions, we continue to follow the story. SharpPost publishes in Chinese and in English, for readers who want to understand the world with care.

Where we mean to go

We want to be a source of information that readers can trust: a news and research platform where important facts can be checked, where ordinary voices can be heard, and where public events are kept on the record over time.

SharpPost’s value does not lie in being first with every answer. It lies in asking serious questions, presenting the evidence honestly, and continuing to ask about the things that are worth asking.

Selected citations

Improbable Research

The organization that runs the Ig Nobel Prize listed SharpPost’s in-depth analysis of necrobotics on its Press Clips page (March 2026).

Fear of Landing

An independent aviation-safety publication run by aviation writer Sylvia Wrigley cited SharpPost’s exclusive report on NTSB FOIA records in the China Eastern Flight MU5735 case in its analysis of China Eastern Flight 5735 (May 2026).

FourWeekMBA

In a September 2026 article on DeepSeek’s use of Huawei chips, the business and technology site FourWeekMBA cited SharpPost’s English report on circulated records of an investor meeting with Liang Wenfeng.

Ground News

The Canadian news-comparison platform Ground News included SharpPost’s English report on the killing of Huijian as one of five news sources in its topic file on the case, with a link to the original (verified 31 October 2026).

The Online Citizen

The Online Citizen (TOC) was founded in Singapore in 2006 and now operates in Taiwan, covering public affairs and Asia-Pacific issues. Its 11 June 2026 article on the Chongqing animal-cruelty case and the protests that followed named Ruibao News three times in the body, citing SharpPost’s reporting on the disclosure of police action and on questions about how animal-protection law applies, and linked directly to SharpPost’s English report (verified 31 October 2026).

Newsweek

Newsweek, founded in 1933 and based in New York, publishes in print and digitally, including international editions. In a 9 November 2026 article, reporter Brendan Cole named Ruibao in two consecutive paragraphs, citing SharpPost’s check of a historical membership list of the Asset Management Association of China, and SharpPost’s note that a matching name on that list is not enough to confirm the identity of Alice Huang. The piece corresponds to SharpPost’s English report and was also carried by Yahoo (verified 15 November 2026).

Ngôi Sao (VnExpress)

Ngôi Sao, the entertainment and lifestyle section of VnExpress, was founded in 2004. Its 12 November 2026 article named Ruibao in the body and restated SharpPost’s check of the historical membership list of the Asset Management Association of China; the article notes at the end that it drew on Newsweek and other outlets. This is a Vietnamese-language secondary citation (verified 15 November 2026).

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