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George Chen
George Chen is managing director and co-chair of digital practice at The Asia Group, a business and policy consulting firm. He is a former head of public policy for Greater China at Meta/Facebook
Beyond geopolitics, the iPhone increasingly looks pricey and dull next to Chinese smartphones – and the iPhone 16 may not turn the tide.
As Google and OpenAI pull back from Hong Kong, the government should facilitate conversations to make their services accessible in the city.
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Can Shenzhen, the former boomtown in southern China’s Guangdong province known for its pioneering economic reforms, remain the “world’s factory” for global technology start-up firms?
The economies of China and the United States are now deeply connected. You don't need a PhD in economics to know this. It can be seen in many aspects of everyday life.
One of the most frequently heard terms in global capital markets this year must be the "new normal", which generally refers to how China plans to deal with its slower economic growth and avoid a hard landing that could have a negative impact on world economies.
