THIS SECTION HIGHLIGHTS ARTICLES AND REPORTS ON THE HARMFUL IMPACTS OF THE COMMERCIAL AND ECONOMIC POLICIES EMPLOYED BY THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY.
China Is SoftBank’s Biggest Problem Now
by Jacky Wong
via Wall Street Journal on August 10, 2021
China Wants Manufacturing—Not the Internet—to Lead the Economy
by Greg Ip
via Wall Street Journal on August 4, 2021
SoftBank to Hold Off on New Investments in China Amid Tech Crackdown
by Phred Dvorak
via Wall Street Journal on August 10, 2021
China’s Corporate Intervention Drives Investors to Industries Beijing Supports
by Xie Yu and Chong Koh Ping
via Wall Street Journal on August 11, 2021
Making 'Made in China' Harder
by Anastasiia Carrier
via The Wire China on August 8, 2021
EXCLUSIVE Chinese retailer Shein lacks disclosures, made false statements about factories
by Victoria Waldersee
via Reuters on August 6, 2021
Wolfsburg, we have a problem: How Volkswagen stalled in China
by Yilei Sun and Tony Munroe
via Reuters on August 9, 2021
Another $158 billion for Xi Jinping
by Derek Scissors
via American Enterprise Institute on August 9, 2021
Analysis: China regulatory storm tests nerves, limits of top-down policy
by Andrew Galbraith
via Reuters on August 11, 2021
Will China's digital yuan vanquish the dollar?
by Narayanan Somasundaram
via Nikkei Asia on August 11, 2021
Why Xi Jinping waited years to launch his crackdown on tycoons
via Business Standard on August 11, 2021
China Huarong Unit Rating Now Deep into Junk Territory at Fitch
by Alice Huang
via Bloomberg on August 11, 2021
What tech does China want?
via The Economist on August 9, 2021
