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Huawei or the Highway

by Patrick Body | Mar. 3 2023

The last few years have not been kind to Huawei and questions remain about how the company moves forward.

Growing Disconnect

by Patrick Body | Mar. 2 2023

China’s relationship with Europe is at an all-time low and compromise is needed to improve relations.

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Changing Tracks

Vietnam is becoming an increasingly attractive option for manufacturing and even Chinese companies are making the switch.

by Sean Matthews | Feb. 28 2023

Staying Afloat

China is at the heart of most global supply chains, but shipping disruptions and skyrocketing freight prices are raising questions.

by Shi Weijun | Nov. 10 2022

Going Global

Chinese brands have historically been seen as producing cheap, low-quality products, but both quality and global perceptions are changing.

by Faye Bradley | Aug. 10 2022

Your Trade Move

Despite supporting the World Trade Organization, both the US and China are looking increasingly at bilateral and regional trade agreements.

by Ralph Jennings | Sep. 16 2021

An Awkward Fit

China's role in the global financial system is evolving with its changing relationship with other major economies.

by Mable-Ann Chang | May. 8 2021

Arctic Activity

With new logistics routes and resources becoming available as Arctic ice melts, China is poised to increase its involvement.

by Mable-Ann Chang | Feb. 27 2021

Investment Intermission

Chinese investment around the world is plummeting due to recipient reluctance and difficulty in getting money out of the country.

by Samantha HuiQi Yow | Feb. 26 2021

Smartphone Dominance

China leads the global smartphone market both in terms of manufacturing and smartphone brands. China has built up a remarkable.

by Matthew Fulco | Nov. 16 2020

Uprooting Factories

The diversification of production away from the “Factory of the World” is already happening, at least to some extent.

by Shi Wei Jun | Nov. 6 2020

Trip Delayed

As the pandemic took hold in the first half of 2020, the global travel industry ground to a halt.

by Crystal Reid | Oct. 20 2020

Moving Out

Trade tariffs, labor costs, COVID-19 and other factors have caused manufacturers to consider diversifying their supply chains.

by Kevin Livingston | Jul. 24 2020

Are the US and China Decoupling?

After over 40 years of growing ties, decoupling to any degree would mean a disentangling of enormous complexity.

by Mable-Ann Chang | Nov. 20 2019

Understand China from the Inside

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