Amazon Scales Back, Chinese Animation Presses Forward
In this episode, Doug and Paul sit down to talk about how the bike sharing industry is doing business in China, as well as the impact of the upgraded China-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement.
In this episode of The Business of China, Doug is back to join Paul to talk about the mobile technology market in China and the impact of the country’s new policy on VAT reduction.
In this edition of the show, Richard Craig continues to sit in for Doug, this time talking with Paul about how Chinese companies have been branding themselves, and how they are trying to overcome challenges in going international.
In this edition of the show, Richard Craig continues sitting in for Doug, talking with Paul about the energy sector in China, touching on virtually all aspects of the sector.
In this edition of the show, Paul and special guest co-host Richard Craig discuss the role women are playing in today's economy and society in China.
In this edition, special guest co-host Richard Craig joins Paul again, with the two discussing transportation infrastructure in the wake of Chinese authorities outlining major infrastructure investment plans recently in Beijing.
In this edition of the show, Doug and Paul talk about the Chinese government’s move early in 2019 to significantly expand the quota for Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors hoping to tap the capital markets. They also discuss Wanda’s latest moves in the world of sports.
In this edition of the show, Doug and Paul break out their crystal balls to discuss what the economic expectations are for 2019. They also discuss travel expectations in China for the Spring Festival holiday.
Doug and Paul take the wayback machine and talk about how China has developed during the past 40 years.
Doug is back off his Thanksgiving vacation to the United States, and sits down with Paul to break down a potentially impactful pig virus which continues to affect Chinese pigs. The two also discuss the splash that ‘Aquaman’ is having on Chinese movie theaters.
With Doug still napping-off his Turkey hangover, Paul and special guest host Richard Craig discuss the central government’s plan to integrate the Pearl River Delta region, including Hong Kong and Macau, to create an economic powerhouse in southern China.
Paul and special guest host Richard Craig take a stroll down memory lane, reminiscing and analyzing what has led to the rapid development in China so far this century.
With Doug plowing down turkey with his family in the United States, Paul welcomes special guest host Richard Craig, a veteran lawyer who specializes in import/export in China. The two discuss the ramifications of the Brexit in Richard's home country of Britain.
Doug and Paul talk about Tesla's expansion in China.
Doug and Paul take on Wanda's move to divest itself, tossing money over to Sunac. The boys also get "down and dirty" with Haidilao's latest plan to keep 'creepy-crawly's out of the kitchen.
Doug and Paul discuss the potential impact of the tax amendments in China, and try to figure out whether the airline manufacturing sector in China has wings.
Doug and Paul talk about the movie industry, including a decision by Chinese film regulators to green-light "Crazy Rich Asians" for Chinese theatres, as well as the forthcoming Winter Olympics in Beijing, and the impact major sports events have on the economics of host cities.
Doug and Paul use their first podcast to discuss a slowdown in the auto industry in China which hasn't been seen in decades, as well as the e-gaming sector in China which now apparently involves former NBA and CBA all-star Stephon Marbury.
Doug and Paul provide insight into a little-known tax issue which may have a significant impact on anyone who holds foreign assets, and discuss Chinese hot pot chain Haidilao's latest endeavors.