China Seizes Tycoon’s Assets
Xiao Jianhua was one of China's richest men. Then he disappeared. Now, three years later, Beijing has dismantled his flagship Tomorrow Group.
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The U.S. Government’s Flawed Logic on Huawei
Weaponizing the semiconductor supply chain could end up shooting the U.S. in the foot.
Alex Joske on China’s Influence Operations
The Australian analyst discusses the Chinese government’s sometimes "brazen" efforts to import scientific research.
Semiconductors 101
What are they, who makes them, and why do they matter so much in U.S.-China relations?
Unintended Consequences
When seemingly mundane business stories come to life with geopolitical tension and drama.
Where Does China Get Its Oil?
Today, China represents the world’s largest importer of oil and second largest refiner of oil.
HKEX at the Crossroads
What does Beijing’s tightening grip mean for the world’s most valuable stock exchange?
Why Did Chinese Firms Get U.S. Bailout Funds?
Chinese-linked companies were given loans totalling $34 million in a program designed to help U.S. small businesses.
接触政策的终结
“接触”政策已将美中关系定义了近半个世纪， 它不必以这种方式结束。
Locked Out Of China
With employees stranded all over the world, companies scramble to figure out how to get back to their China operations.
Why China’s Interests in the Arctic are Constrained
Worries that China’s behavior in the South China Sea foreshadows future provocations in the Arctic are exaggerated.
The Pentagon’s List of 20
Your guide to the Chinese companies said to be owned or affiliated with the People’s Liberation Army.