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Reshoring makes sense for some industries as competition rises between the US and China
Beijing’s foreign policy is raising tensions and threatens a trade deal but a new approach is unlikely
Biden administration tightens controls on technologies it says are helping China’s military
Any action taken by the west to combat use of forced labour is riddled with complexity
From the US-China trade war, to Brexit, to pandemic-led delays to manufacturing and shipping, the global supply chain is firmly in the spotlight. How is the business of trade adapting in a changing world? This is the second of a three-part series
Multinationals have long been caught short on understanding markets in the region
Beijing is applying pressure but corporate governance demands are rising at home
Manufacturers turn to ‘steel camels’ in face of shipping container shortages, high costs and delays
A very small step has been made in the right direction
Andrew Forrest warns populist politicians they are ‘sacrificing humanity and the environment’
Semiconductor and automotive supply chains have shifted east, particularly to China
Vaccine nationalism, Brexit and US-China tensions reflect a political environment more hostile to global trade
China is moving to the forefront of global innovation but governments fear privacy breaches
Are we about to see fresh controversy over a strong dollar?
Manufacturers hope US consumers will spend their portion of relief package on imported consumer goods
Biden team continues confrontational Trump approach but does not rule out co-operation
European businesses should not expect a bonanza even if the treaty is ratified
Beijing’s hopes of reset dashed by imposition of sanctions over erosion of Hong Kong democracy
New York-listed search group sells shares closer to home as US-China tensions rise
UK companies showing ‘wilful blindness’ to forced labour of Uighurs in China’s Xinjiang, claims report
Beijing’s decision a rare signal of reluctance to fund polluting projects in Belt and Road Initiative
Gathering of senior diplomats from Beijing and Washington is the first under Biden
Manufacture of products derived from petrochemicals has risen alongside broader economic growth
Beijing’s foreign policy stance towards the US can help inform Washington’s strategy
With US’s allies still divided, the era of Chinese ‘strategic opportunity’ has not run its course
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