former Obama Administration Senior China Advisor in the Special Envoy for Climate Change office, U.S. State Department and Lawrence H. Summers, the Charles W. Eliot University Professor, the Weil …
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‘China is simply too large to ignore’
Ultimately, both Mr Buehlmann and Mr Prescott arrived at the same conclusion – China is simply too large to exclude from the international financial ecosystem. Maja’s career in journalism spans well …
Hong Kong leader rules out China-style lockdown as virus spreads
Hong Kong imports most of its fresh food and produce from mainland China, and vegetable prices spiked last week due to a virus-related supply disruption. Lam on Tuesday said her administration was …
Some Chinese companies revive NY IPO plans after regulatory crackdown
His company filed a draft IPO prospectus on Jan 18 with the Securities Exchange … New rules by the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) take effect on Tuesday, requiring a security review of all …
Foreign brands strike gold in China
China’s vast domestic demand, which contributed to nearly two-thirds of the country’s economic growth last year, provided ample space for multinational consumer goods brands, said Jason Yu, general …
China’s Richest Auto Billionaire Eric Li Scores Super Bowl Ad Win
China has made sports headlines around the world this month in connection with the Olympics. Yet its richest billionaire in the auto business, Eric Li, scored a win of his own at the Super Bowl…
Eileen Gu’s China choice pays off for now
Already Team China’s most popular athlete, the fashion model and incoming Stanford student is sponsored by two dozen brands, including Estee Lauder, Victoria’s Secret, and Tiffany & Co. Chinese media …
China’s NEV sales surge in January
China’s NEV output surged 141 percent year on year to reach 428,000 units during the period. Chinese NEV manufacturers reported strong wholesale figures in January, with 11 reporting figures above …
Transcript: Should Companies Subsidized by China Be Permitted to Buy US Tech Firms?
And that was a pretty simple idea, that we realized that China, about 3% of their GDP was specifically being set aside to subsidize many of these companies that, quite honestly, are kind of doing…
Decoding China’s Dior x Air Jordan Love Affair
“Maintaining an illusion of uniqueness or exclusivity over one’s peers — ‘keeping up with the Jones’ syndrome’ — has always been vital to the appeal of foreign brands in China.” Yet these scarcity …
China stiffed US on Trump Phase 1 trade agreement, failed to buy extra $200B in exports
China failed to increase its purchase U.S. goods despite an agreement with President Trump to grab an additional $200 billion of U.S. exports, a new study found. Trump signed a “historic” deal with …
China takes crown as largest LNG importer, Europe moves to manage gas stocks
China was early in forecasting an energy crunch this winter, and instructed domestic coal producers to increase production to record levels. The Country also accelerated LNG imports, and according …
‘Friends’ in China: The One Where Ross’s Ex-Wife Isn’t Gay
The popular sitcom has become the latest target of China’s censorship campaign … The Communist Party wields enormous power over the entertainment business, bending it to produce the narratives it …
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