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The US “pivot” to Asia was required not only because of the security threats posed by the rise of China, but also as a consequence of America’s long and costly obsession with the Middle East. But Asia is no less a demanding theater than the Middle East; indeed, the two regions have much in common.

With vast rich earth but antiquated infrastructure, the former Soviet nation is attracting Chinese companies hoping to secure stable crop supplies

China, the world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gases, is keen to prevent any climate agreement from impacting on its economic growth

While foreign investment can bring cash, skills, technology, and high ethical standards to a host country, it can also bring political meddling, environmental pollution, labor abuses, and other unscrupulous practices. The debate over the benefits and c…

The recriminations over US spying activities have now reached fever pitch. But the current firestorm, like other recent US diplomatic crises, reflects a more fundamental problem: a lack of strategic vision in American foreign policy.

The US “pivot” to Asia was required not only because of the security threats posed by the rise of China, but also as a consequence of America’s long and costly obsession with the Middle East. But Asia is no less a demanding theater than the Middle East; indeed, the two regions have much in common.

Beijing-based China Cinda Asset Management Co. Ltd., one of four state-owned asset management companies set up in the late 1990s to manage China's bad bank debt, is seeking approval to list in Hong Kong this week, according to media reports. The report also says that Cinda is planning to raise around $2 billion. Founded in […]

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The author is Standard Chartered global research department We look ahead to 2020 and explain the Chinese RMB’s likely odyssey across the trade, foreign exchange and the rates space. We expect 28% of China’s international trade to be denominated in RMB by 2020, some $3 trillion a year. China’s vast imports of commodities will gradually […]

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Foreign companies, buffeted by state investigations and nationalist rhetoric, are looking for signs that tough tactics are merely short-term political moves

Beijing-based Chinese venture capital firm Kaiwu Capital disclosed in a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing that it has raised $98 million for its debut fund. Kaiwu began fundraising in September, 2012 with a target size of $150 million. The company has also changed its name to Kaiwu Walden Capital, according to the filing. Founded […]

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Ericsson announced that they will launch a project named Project Transform in mainland China that targets the company's regional functions in northeastern Asia. The major goal of Project Transform is to seek opportunities to reduce costs without implementing layoffs. However, cutting outside labor and reducing the number of employees will reportedly be the second and […]

German exceptionalism is obvious. Not only does Germany now seem to be running Europe, but the rest of Europe seems to be falling in love with Germany – not least because, in a time of political confusion and economic instability, Germans are the only Europeans who seem to know what they want.