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156 7 James Kynge, Lucy Hornby, and Jamil Anderlini, “Inside China’s Secret ‘Magic Weapon’ for Worldwide Influence,” Financial Times (London), October 26, 2017, accessed October 11, 2018, https://www.ft.com /content/fb2b3934-b004-11e7-beba-5521c713abf4. 8 Robert Fife and Steven...

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… you can’t look at China without looking at politics, and here there are two major areas. One is President Xi Jinping’s state visit to Washington. This has been a very tense time in Sino-US relations: South China Sea, cybersecurity, human rights, lots of issues. But what this eco...

…ne by the Harvard Business School that touches on the idea mentioned above (Problems Unsolved and a Nation Divided: the State of US Competitiveness 2016'). In it, several sensible and consequential points were made: 'The pressing need for a national economic strategy... Given the...

…orkers in Western countries. In a reversal of historic proportions, China now champions globalization, while the United States is now conflicted with "America First" protectionism. China's developmental miracle is founded on globalization, as Chinese workers made China the low-c...

…is not treated as a separate corporation for federal tax purposes. Qualified REIT Subsidiary Rules. A qualified real estate investment trust subsidiary (QRS) is a relatively specialized form of disregarded entity. A real estate investment trust (REIT) is an electing domestic co...

186 20 “China’s ZTE Deemed a ‘National Security Risk’ to UK,” Guardian (Uk), April 17, 2018, accessed October 11, 2018, https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/apr/17/chinas-zte-a-national-security -risk-to-uk-warns-watchdog. 21 Zoe Wood, “China Looking to Buy Stake in UK N...

e In American federal and state politics, China seeks to identify and cultivate rising politicians. Like many other countries, Chinese entities employ prominent lobbying and public relations firms and cooperate with influential civil society groups. These activities complement Ch...

…’m talking to you right now, that China needs to open its markets, it needs to have IP protection, it shouldn’t support state-owned enterprises as much. But they have internal debate. 5 RLK: Those Chinese economists are pleased to see this pressure going on, but China cannot admi...

…gested to him, for example, that he might want to settle with my stepmother Teddy in case there could be claims by the estate of my late half-brother Timmy. He did. Somehow we got through the lawsuit without bad blood. One would not have guessed so much was at stake. The stock di...

124 Exchanges The Chinese government organizes and pays for exchanges in which participants travel from the United States, divulge technical knowledge through scripted venues, are briefed on China’s technology interests, return to their US base to collect more information, and...

The most influential global bond index is believed to be the Citibank World Government Bond Index (Citi WGBI), which is used as the benchmark for more than $2tn of AUM. The most influential EM bond index is the JPM Government Bond Index — Emerging markets Global/Diversified (JPM...

15 operations with espionage. In one instance, after a visit to China supported by CAIFC, an American congressional official was asked by two employees at CAIFC who facilitated his trip to host them during a return visit to Washington. He obliged, and they were seemingly satisfi...

… group of global CEOs that China would retaliate with “qualitative measures” targeted at their companies, if the United States did not back off from the tariff war.** Second, China is seeking to pressure American companies into legitimizing its geopolitical claims and interests,...

…other time, Mr. Epstein had to wait for his "massage" session because the girl he wanted was still in class. Why didn't State Attorney Barry Krischer let a jury decide whether to believe the teenagers - including a 16-year-old who went to Mr. Epstein's house to "work" in December...