as the global IPO market has cooled amid interest-rate hikes in the US, concerns about global recession and inflation exacerbated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and Covid lockdowns in China.
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Exclusive interview: US Exim’s president talks export credit reform, green incentives and taking on China
In February, the US Senate confirmed Reta Jo Lewis as president and chair of the Export-Import Bank of the United States (US Exim), approximately five months after she was nominated by the White House …
GM Begins Exporting Chevy Onix From China To Mexico
GM Authority reported that General Motors would stop building the Chevy Onix in Mexico as part of a new manufacturing strategy at the GM San Luis Potosí plant. Production ended earlier this month, and …
Solomon Islands holds high hopes for bilateral deals with China amid FM’s visit: business leader
Economic cooperation between China and the Solomon Islands has huge potential as the two economies highly complement one another, the head of a local Chinese business chamber said on Wednesday, as …
India’s sugar export restriction produces no impact on China’s domestic supply: experts
India’s recent decision on sugar export restriction will have no substantive impact to the Chinese market as the country is ramping up the proportion of self-production while diversifying the sources …
Foreign Business is Falling Out of Love With China
Beijing’s Covid-19 policies paired with its increasingly ideological approach to business and geopolitics are making many businesses reassess their growth plans.
Will the rhetoric of Biden’s Asian Odyssey stand up against China?
President Biden accomplished an incredible array of policy goals in his five-day Northeast Asian swing. Perhaps most important of all, he repudiated the legacy of his predecessor, Donald Trump.
Sequoia China-Backed Crypto Financial Services Firm Hits $2 Billion Valuation
Babel Finance’s latest funding round comes as the crypto market is struggling to recover from the spectacular collapse of TerraUSD and Luna.
Has the Rule of Brand Naming Changed in China?
As “Made in China” becomes ever more desirable, global brands need to prioritize styling their names in the Chinese language.
Online sales of brands from Uniqlo to Zara plunge in China as Covid-19 lockdowns freeze spending
Global consumer brands from Lancome to Samsung have seen a dramatic plunge in April sales on China’s e-commerce platforms such as Tmall, as strict Covid-19 lockdowns stunt consumer spending.
Winning the tech battle with China
This piece has been published in Restoring America to consider how the U.S. can prevent China from becoming technologically dominant.] …
Ukraine war: China on alert as sugar shortage signals new front in global food crisis
Several nations have moved to limit sugar exports since the war in Ukraine started, fearful about food security as global agricultural prices rise As countries move to restrict supply, China’s …
Treasurer keen to see sanctions on exports lifted
The federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers says China needs to demonstrate it wants a better diplomatic relationship by dropping trade sanctions. The Chinese Premier has written to Anthony Albanese …
