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Coronavirus will hurt spending in China, with spillover to global companies
Coronavirus will hurt spending in China, with spillover to global companies, says Moody's Macroeconomics – Global update.
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Thailand’s tourism at risk with China virus
Chinese holidaymakers spent almost $18 billion in Thailand last year, more than a quarter of all foreign tourism receipts, government ...
In China, an Unprecedented Economic Transformation
China has been undergoing an economic transformation unlike any other on the planet through an Industrial Revolution, urbanization, and an ...
Thailand among leading beneficiaries of the U.S.-China trade war
The trade battle has “increased the importance of Thailand” as a base for manufacturing Japanese goods such as auto parts ...
Why Foreign Firms Struggle to Break Into China
In 2017, an analysis by Goldman Sachs found that while S&P 500 companies earned 30 percent of their revenues outside ...
How China is using tourists to realise its geopolitical goals
Over the last two decades, the number of Chinese overseas travellers rose by over 25 times from 5.3 million in ...
How China’s role in global finance has changed radically
Within the space of just 15 years, China has gone from being the largest net lender to the world to ...
China’s new tech board is a rising STAR
On 9 August 2019, the 27 STAR-listed companies achieved a total market cap of 660 billion RMB (approximately US$93 billion) ...
Google is shifting its smartphone production to Vietnam from China
Alphabet Inc's Google is shifting its Pixel smartphone production to Vietnam from China starting this year as it builds a ...
Cambodia’s aid and investment affair with China
China is Cambodia’s biggest aid provider and Chinese investors hold almost a quarter of Cambodia’s total FDI stock. Distinguishing Chinese ...
