Boomerang Tariffs: The True Cost of US Trade Policy
US tariffs are backfiring, driving egg prices to $6.23, inflating drug bills by $51B, and denting consumer sentiment. How trade policy is hitting American wallets.
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Insights on global markets, startups, tech giants, and economic trends shaping the G20 and beyond.
China’s Air Travel Set for Record Labor Day Surge
China’s civil aviation sector forecasts a record 10.75M air travelers during the five-day Labor Day holiday, driven by booming domestic and international demand.
US Tourism Faces $64B Loss in 2025 as Global Visits Decline
US tourism faces a projected $64B revenue loss in 2025 as international visits dip, highlighting a major shift in global travel patterns.
China’s Innovation Leap: Climbing to Top 10 Worldwide
China now ranks 10th in global innovation, up 10 spots since 2012. Stable institutions, a vast market and talent influx power its rise as an IP and manufacturing leader.
Innovation Drives Asia’s Economic Future: AI, Collaboration & Silver Economy
Asia’s economic future is being reshaped by regional collaboration, AI in healthcare and a booming silver economy, driving new pathways for growth.
NIO’s 2025 Challenge: Staying in the Lead
At the 2025 Shanghai Auto Show, NIO’s William Li shares how the EV pioneer plans to navigate steep losses and fierce competition in a make-or-break year.
How the 4-Hour Yangtze Ecosystem Reshapes China’s Industrial Heartland
Discover how the 4-hour Yangtze ecosystem in the Chinese mainland accelerates EV production, powers tech hubs, and weaves inland industries into global markets.
China’s Q1 2025 FDI Rebounds, Innovation Drives Growth
Despite global uncertainty, China’s Q1 2025 saw FDI firm up with a 4.3% rise in new foreign firms, a March rebound in inflows, and surging investments in tech, biopharma, and aerospace.
China Blasts US Tariffs, Vows More Market Opening
China condemns US tariff abuse at IMF forum and pledges further market opening to support free trade and global stability.
How the Chinese Mainland Is Buffering U.S. Tariff Shocks
As U.S. tariffs rise, the Chinese mainland leans on domestic demand and new markets to cushion export shocks through agile policies and e-commerce ties.