Despite the supply chain strife of the pandemic and ongoing geopolitical tensions, industry giants are doubling down on the Asian nation as it plays an increasingly larger role in the global order

An entangled economic relationship will become a norm, with some decoupling and recoupling depending on the sector

In a world that is growing ever more connected, those who figure out how to flourish in the new regulatory environment for information will be a step ahead of their competitors

The new policy focus will require local and foreign companies to develop new strategies and collaborate closely with the public sector

China’s alleged authoritarian system isn’t supposed to be conducive to fostering innovation, so how has it become so successful at doing just that?

The vast upside on offer comes with significant downside risks that must be carefully navigated

Some observers suggest consumers are shunning overseas products due to their nationalistic inclinations, giving domestic companies the upper hand

U.S should recognize China isn’t just a source of hard power, it’s also becoming a source of soft power including innovation, knowledge and inspiration

The companies’ global aspirations have been curbed by the trade war, but they are adapting to survive

Shifting a company’s supply chain is not a trivial matter, and should be about long-term strategy more than responding to short-term shocks