With ballooning debt, rising commodity prices and an erosion of foreign reserves, clouds are forming over Beijing – and the winds will be felt on far flung shores, writes .
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IPO fatigue hits Hong Kong despite debut boost for JD spinoff
The best start to a year for new equity listings in Hong Kong is being tarnished by the rising number of offers that are slumping on debut, raising questions over the continued strength of the…
Apparel and watch brands sponsoring Olympic Games walk a tightrope on the tone and messaging of their campaigns
Brands such as Omega, Nike, Adidas and Asics who sponsor the Olympics or national teams will agonise over the tone and message of their ad campaigns for the Tokyo Games.
China Is Selling an Air Defense System to Shootdown Any Air Force
But since the Sino-Soviet split in the 1950s, China didn’t receive that much assistance in surface-to-air missile development from the Soviet Union. Is the HQ-9 just a parallel evolution that reached …
Chinese imports threaten survival of US mask-making companies
Industry experts have noted that products from China are priced so low that it will be almost impossible for domestic companies to compete and many have already begun laying off workers.
Invest in technology, value addition instead of attacking China for exporting cocoa – Agyinasare
Bishop Charles Agyinasare, the Founder and General overseer of the Perez Dome Chapel has said Ghanaians do not have to attack the Chinese for venturing into the cocoa sector.
New Retail Model Links American Consumers Directly With Chinese Manufacturers
Big Retail hates the idea of two Senators that want them to let consumers know where their products are coming from.
Rapid appreciation of China’s yuan not sustainable, says former PBOC official
The rapid appreciation of China’s yuan against the U.S. dollar may have overshot and will not be sustainable, a former central bank official said in an interview with state media Xinhua News on Sunday …
NIO has become a high-end auto brand in China: CEO Li Bin
Li Bin, also known as William Li, founder and CEO of Chinese electric vehicle startup NIO, said the average price of NIO vehicles has surpassed the average prices of Tesla, BMW and Audi, and can…
China to be at heart of climate business boom: Paulson Institute
China will be at the heart of the climate business boom, said Deborah Lehr, vice chairman and executive director of the Paulson Institute, at the International Finance Forum on Sunday. The scale of …
What does China’s new phase of opening-up entail?
This 100-episode podcast explains how China works. Exploring Xi Jinping Thought and how the Chinese president’s approach has shaped the governance of China, the podcast recounts the country’s growth …
Can ever-growing naturalised imports deliver China PR a World Cup appearance?
The number of naturalised players at China PR’s disposal is increasing, but will they deliver a long-awaited second FIFA World Cup appearance?
LEZÉ’s Asian Female Founders Talk Cultural Unrest, The ‘Made In China’ Myth & Sustainable Workleisure
There’s the Monday morning power suit, there’s the chill Sunday loungewear, and then there’s LEZE, the elevated pajama and workwear hybrid Tanya Lee and Karen Lee—no, they’re not related—like to call …
