... ggerheads may be resolved, perhaps as early as May 18-19 during the annual meeting of the World Health Assembly, the WHO’s decision-making body. One condition, not unreasonable, set by the Chinese sid ...More
EJ Insight2020-05-12
... nees. One may not be convinced that this new cold war is a terrible idea. In response, I suggest turning to Hong Kong for a preview of what this war could well look like. With radical rhetoric flaring ...More
EJ Insight2020-05-11
... personnel may lack the expertise to determine which workloads should be moved to the cloud or how to effectively implement hybrid multicloud scenarios. Shifting workloads to multiple cloud providers c ...More
EJ Insight2020-05-07
... o decide. Maybe the ordinary people will say 'Why should we drink Australian wine? Eat Australian beef’?” Last Saturday, Beijing’s liaison office in Hong Kong slammed the opposition for promoting the ...More
EJ Insight2020-05-07
... o decide. Maybe the ordinary people will say ‘Why shoul ...全文
今日信報時事評論STRAIGHT-SHOOTING褚簡寧 Michael Chugani2020年05月07日
... economies may have legitimate concerns about relying too heavily or solely on China or any other single country for key parts and materials. But the answer is not to dismantle GVCs or roll back global ...More
EJ Insight2020-05-06
... and that may lead to natural monopoly characteristics, including scale benefits to profitability and high barriers to entry. One of the challenges of investing today is that a handful of companies wi ...More
EJ Insight2020-05-05
... the virus may have originated in Italy, or the United States, or indeed anywhere else. Beijing has reported how the virus had mysteriously appeared in different parts of the world, even among people w ...More
EJ Insight2020-05-04
... o.” As of May 3, according to official figures, Britain had 28,131 deaths and 182,260 cases. It ranks fourth in the world in deaths, behind the United States, Spain and Italy. Among the dead are more ...More
EJ Insight2020-05-04
... nced than may be commonly assumed. China A-shares and the promise of the “new economy” Now the second-largest economy globally, China is forecast to overtake the United States as the world’s largest e ...More
EJ Insight2020-05-04
