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WiC 533 (Mar 26, 2021)

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Internet & Tech, Talking Point Is Baidu now better positioned than Tencent, Alibaba or Pinduoduo?

More than 1,300 chief executives left the companies they ran last year, according to recruitment firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas. There were ...

China and the World More trouble ahead as Beijing bristles at Xinjiang sanctions campaign

The external temperatures were subzero at a much-heralded meeting of China’s and America’s top diplomats in Alaska last week. And the mood inside ...

M&A China’s sneaky aircraft carrier deal remembered, as Ukraine blocks jet sale

What do you do when the Son of Heaven turns up on your doorstep? In the 13th century, the citizens of Kiev decided they weren’t that keen on ...

Corporate Q&A, Economy Top China strategist discusses Dual Circulation and Chinese export boom

Shanghai-based Jonathan Anderson is one of the most respected analysts on China’s economy. As president of boutique research house Emerging Advisors ...

Internet & Tech Tencent continues on M&A trail in games sector

The shortest deal in history? Earlier this week Burberry unveiled purchasable skins for the popular heroine Yao in Tencent’s mobile game Honor of ...

Entertainment Actress earns kudos in role crafted for her by a market…

Even if you subscribe to the showbiz maxim that there is no such thing as bad publicity, few actresses will want to be remembered more for their ...

Society Sports stars in verbal joust over national team failings

You don’t see superstars from the worlds of professional football and basketball taking each other on everyday. That was the spectacle last month ...

Sino-File “The importance of China is truly global. Whenever China embarks on…

Oliver Zipse, chairman of BMW, told the China Development Forum that China’s 14th Five-Year Plan will make it a leader in a number of new ...

And Finally A new form of dowry loan causes a stir

In many parts of China, caili, or the betrothal dowry a man gives to his bride’s family, can sometimes be a heavy financial burden. So it’s no ...

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