How Will Apple Survive the Trade War with China?
The ongoing trade war between the United States and China has created a wave of uncertainty, particularly for tech giants like Apple.
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Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner 
Why China Doesn’t Need the U.S. to Win the Trade War
As tensions continue in the global trade arena, many analysts argue that China no longer needs to rely on the United States
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
Luxury Without the Logo? How China Is Disrupting the Designer Game with Factory-Direct Fashion
In a world where a designer handbag can cost more than a month’s rent, China is flipping the luxury fashion game on
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
Did U.S. Tariffs Against China Really Cripple China’s Economy in Just a Few Days?
In recent headlines, the debate around U.S. tariffs and their impact on China’s economy has reignited. With fresh tariffs targeting Chinese goods
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
Beijing Strikes Back: China’s Bold Counterpunch in High-Stakes Trade Faceoff with U.S.
In a dramatic escalation of trade tensions, China has fired back at U.S. tariffs with a far more aggressive response than expected—signaling
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
China Sets Sights on Revamping Economy, Aiming for 5% Growth
China has pledged to recalibrate its economic strategy, aiming for a stable growth target of approximately 5% this year. This commitment was
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
Forecast: China’s Economy to Decline Further Before Bouncing Back
Despite a hopeful increase in consumer spending during the Chinese New Year holiday, China’s economic outlook remains uncertain as it approaches its
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
Why is China still delivering medical supplies to the United States?
The New Coronary Pneumonia (COVID-19) epidemic in the United States is still deteriorating, and the number of diagnoses has already approached 1
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
New White House diplomacy: forcing Europe to oppose China
During the February 16 security conference in Munich, Germany, the Trump administration sent Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Secretary of Defense
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
U.S. states need to be cautious when doing business with China
United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on February 8 that states must deal with caution when they do business with
by Todd Bishop
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