/ TAG China

Tragically, as the Russian invasion of Ukraine has shown, all the fast-food chains, Tesla factories, Louis Vuitton stores and Disney theme parks cannot stop an unchecked leader from a militaristic march of destruction.

Over the past 20 years, China has come to control 80 percent of the world’s supply of rare earth metals and has repeatedly reminded global industrial powers of their market power.

Any way you look at it, the investment climate in China is going through a seismic shift.

Shifting sentiment against Chinese enterprise is creating even more uncertainty for the future of the U.S. in a post-coronavirus world. 
 

With lifetime tenure and the absolute power of China’s Communist Party, all trade and investments in China are subject to President Xi Jinping’s whims.

There is no doubt that China will win the battle against the coronavirus. In the meantime, however, policymakers must take steps to ensure that the economy functions as normally as possible—without compromising efforts to contain the outbreak—and can bounce back quickly once the crisis is over.

BERKELEY – Global superpowers have always found it painful to acknowledge their relative decline and deal with fast-rising challengers

Worth takes a look back at the president of China’s path to power, the power play that landed him at the top of 2017’s Power 100 list and where he is now.

Why Mandarin Oriental’s new chief marketing officer and the first woman on the company’s board wants to design hotels with a female traveler in mind.