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Stuck in the middle
The United States' trade tariffs have exacerbated a tough business climate in China for multinational companies
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The view from Beijing
To solve the trade war, the United States may need to look at issues from China's point of view
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Are Hollywood films losing lustre in China?
Hollywood is making more money in China's booming film market than ever. But US productions are losing market share to domestic rivals with bigger budgets, sharper scripts—and government backing
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What is causing gender payment gap among top executives?
Even though female executives are paid less, their contribution cannot be ignored
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Kishore Mahbubani: The West needs to rethink its strategic goals for Asia
Just as America is reluctant to face the prospect of China overtaking them, the Chinese are reluctant to face the prospect of becoming number one
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Mending China's data fences
Online data theft is rife in China, affecting more than 80% of internet users, and tech companies often display a cavalier attitude to using people's personal information. But there are signs that things could be about to change
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Networking 2.0 series: What's next for professional networking?
Data analytics should help analysts identify factors that correlate with success in a particular kind of project or occupation
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How Tujia, 'China's Airbnb', is different from Airbnb
Four-year-old online vacation rental site Tujia, which is valued at $1 billion, offers Airbnb-like services with unique twists suited to the specific needs, wants and quirks of Chinese travelers
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The WeChat economy, from messaging to payments and more
Since its release in 2011, WeChat has expanded from being a mere messaging app to an all-purpose digital tool capable of everything from social sharing to investment, attracting hundreds of millions of users in the process. But parent company Tencent won't stop there
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Chinese companies in India: Fighting for the next big market
For decades, China has been considered the biggest and most important emerging market in Asia. But now India is stepping into the spotlight, as opportunities for foreign companies grow
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Can China become a global leader?
Martin Wolf, chief economics commentator for the Financial Times, on Trump and China's global economic leadership