Connections


Are the US and China Decoupling?
| Nov. 20 2019
After over 40 years of growing ties, decoupling to any degree would mean a disentangling of enormous complexity.


The end of China ODI?
| Nov. 1 2019
China’s massive ODI spending spree has stalled after policy shifts and strong capital controls.
Standing Apart From The Trans Pacific Partnership
Asia is seeing growing rivalries—and also the enduring influence of the US. In the post-war years it was.


| Mar. 20 2016
A Shift in Key: China Moves Towards The New Normal
The days of double-digit growth in China are long gone now. And as China shifts to a new economic.


| Dec. 15 2015
The Party Planners: Five-Year Plans in China
Dating back to 1953, China’s system of Five-Year Plans has long been dismissed as anachronistic, but it remains.


| Dec. 14 2015
Snapshot Rise and Fall of the Renminbi
In August, China’s currency the renminbi was suddenly devalued after market forces were introduced into the way its trading.


| Dec. 1 2015
Can the Chinese Economy Release its ‘Reform Dividend’?
China’s economic growth has dropped to a 24-year low. There’s not much room for further decline as.


| Nov. 30 2015
SOE Reform: Pride and Prejudice Vs. Sense and Sensibility
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a Chinese state-owned enterprise (SOE) in possession of industrial assets must be.


| Sep. 29 2015
“Cheetah Mobile Grew Fast Because of Our Globalization Strategy”
Cheetah Mobile CEO Sheng Fu on how the company became a big mobile app developer with global reach in just.


| Sep. 9 2015
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank: Banking on Development
The China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank is poised to reshape development in Asia, and international finance.


| Sep. 1 2015
Global Megatrends Reshaping Our World
Anil Gupta, an expert on globalization and strategy, on the domino effect unleashed by several global megatrends—from the turmoil.


| Aug. 26 2015
Yuan Devaluation is More Likely a Sign of Market Reforms
PBOC’s move to devaluing the RMB didn’t just follow weak exports data, but also IMF requirements for more.


| Aug. 17 2015
Making Sense of the Yuan Devaluation
Is the yuan devaluation the start of a currency war, or a reflection of Beijing’s plan to give the.


| Aug. 14 2015
The Chinese Economy Needs to Break Out of the Overcapacity Trap
China’s economic growth model has created a serious overcapacity problem that will continue to derail future growth unless tackled.


| Jul. 13 2015