Feb 18, 2021 13:47 PM- Opinion: Unbeatable Punctuality Still Puts China Ahead of Manufacturing Rivals
- Last year, U.S. importers turned to China as the urgency of not missing orders trumped additional costs imposed by tariffs and higher manufacturing costs
Feb 16, 2021 16:50 PM- Opinion: What the U.S. Can Learn From Foreign Multinationals in China
- 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
Feb 15, 2021 16:16 PM- Road to COP26: Taking on Climate Change With Infrastructure for Tomorrow
- The way forward is green infrastructure with sustainability, innovation and connectivity all intricately intertwined at its core, writes AIIB Vice President Danny Alexander
Feb 10, 2021 19:01 PM- Opinion: India’s Chinese App Ban May Leave New Delhi on the Hook for Billions in Damages
- ByteDance and other tech companies could have huge claims against the Indian government for its decision to bar 267 apps from the country
Feb 10, 2021 16:13 PM- Opinion: The Lessons China’s Government Should Learn From Covid Whistleblower’s Death
- Tolerance and respect for public opinion require the authority, cohesion and legitimacy of those in office
Feb 09, 2021 17:58 PM- Opinion: How Tencent and ByteDance Weaponized China’s Anti-Monopoly Rules
- In the world of big tech, antitust regulations became yet another weapon to bludgeon the competition. That's why they had to be changed
Feb 08, 2021 20:00 PM- Editorial: China’s Never-Ending Clash of Tech Titans Needs to End
- At the end of every spat between internet giants, nothing ever changes in terms of these companies’ behavior or the advancement of rule of law over the industry
Feb 06, 2021 09:30 AM- Weekend Long Read: Deaths on the Job Make People Mull the Meaning of Work
- The meat grinder of working life has more people recognizing their limitations and contemplating their own mortality
Feb 05, 2021 19:56 PM- Opinion: Chinese City’s Covid Calamity Tests Limits of the Planned Economy
- A rigid one-size-fits-all plan meant the northeastern city of Tonghua was not short of supplies, only the people needed to deliver them, leaving residents to starve
Feb 03, 2021 15:07 PM- Opinion: GameStop Saga Highlights Differences in Fintech Between U.S. and China
- China’s financial markets are tightly regulated, allowing for minimal short-selling, making GameStop drama highly unlikely here
Feb 01, 2021 17:06 PM- Editorial: Multilateralism Is Not Something You Can Pick and Choose
- Multilateralism remains key to solving tough issues of climate change, poverty, refugees and public health issues
Jan 29, 2021 17:17 PM- Opinion: Blame Games Won’t Help Defeat Covid-19
- The worldwide distribution of the vaccine underscores the twin powers of collaboration and synchronicity that are the essence of globalization
Jan 29, 2021 05:52 AM- Opinion: Shanghai Shows How ‘Catching Mice in China Shop’ Strategy Can Swiftly Contain the Virus
- City of 25 million, the world’s third-largest, has managed to control the virus without massive disruptions
Jan 29, 2021 05:41 AM- Opinion: What We Can Learn From the GameStop Saga on Wall Street
- Individual investors driven by social media take away some of big institutional investors’ power for setting stock prices in a challenge to existing market theories
Jan 28, 2021 20:32 PM- Opinion: Markets Shouldn’t Fret About Imminent Monetary Tightening in China
- We shouldn’t expect a sharp shift in the PBOC’s stance, writes Nomura International’s chief China economist
Jan 28, 2021 17:53 PM- Opinion: No, Manufacturing Is Not Leaving China
- The present goal is to move up the production value chain to fabricate goods in higher-end sectors such as technology
Jan 27, 2021 19:24 PM- Opinion: Northeast City’s Dismal Covid Response Should Be Setting Off Alarm Bells
- Tonghua’s bumbling, which left some residents without basic necessities, raises the question of whether other Chinese cities are unprepared for local outbreaks of their own
Jan 27, 2021 17:00 PM- IMF: What Ongoing Global Uncertainty Means for You
- Only the U.S. and U.K. have significant spillover effects, while other systemic economies such as China, France and Germany are playing a very small role in global uncertainty
Jan 26, 2021 18:37 PM- Fisher: The 2021 Tailwinds Driving Stocks in China and Everywhere Else
- Political surprises are unlikely, optimism is growing and life is getting back to normal, writes Caixin columnist Ken Fisher
Jan 25, 2021 15:39 PM- Editorial: Innovation Is China’s Only Path to High-Quality Growth
- Such development is crucial to meeting the country’s most pressing challenges, such as stimulating consumption, improving income distribution and enhancing environmental protection
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