Industrial Policy for the 21st Century
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How Amazon Paved the Way for Shein and Temu
The extraordinary rise of two Chinese shopping apps shows how they have learned lessons from the past and others.
The Chip Comeback
What is so hard about making chips in America? And can the U.S. do anything about it? As part of his series, 'Remaking the Chain,'...
The Fentanyl Fix
The U.S. and China agreed to cooperate on fentanyl, but progress is proving hard to come by.
Status Symbol
For much of the past two decades, Europe's luxury market has counted on the ferocious appetite of Chinese consumers to bolster its bottom line. But foreign...
Will China Stymie A Steel Deal?
Politicians say Nippon Steel’s Chinese links are a risk in its proposed merger with U.S. Steel, though the Japanese company’s presence in China is small.
Who’s Who: China-focused Lawyers
A rundown of the key figures in the China-focused legal sphere.
China’s AI Pioneers Face A Critical Year
China's AI industry is still developing and it's still unclear who will emerge as the market leaders.
China’s New Luxury
Can China produce its own luxury brands?
Jay Shambaugh on Getting China to Change Course
The Treasury’s top international official gives an inside-the-room account of the latest talks between Treasury Secretary Yellen and the Chinese leadership, including the U.S.’s efforts...
Ant Group Renews International Push
A decade on, China’s mobile payment giant ventures out again, targeting merchants and tourists across Asia.
Sarah Bianchi on Setting the Trade Agenda
The recently departed deputy U.S. trade representative discusses why the U.S. needs to be on high alert when dealing with China, and how the Biden...