By Evan Schmitt In the wake of Trump’s executive memorandum directing the office of the United States Trade Representative to determine if an investigation into China’s intellectual property (IP) practices is necessary…
By Gabriel Wong Few people could have envisaged what the Belt and Road (B&R) Initiative entailed when President Xi Jinping first proposed the concept back in 2013. However, four years later,…
By Vanessa Gomez and Aaron Kruse Computer programs have previously defeated humans at their own games, but the feat was accomplished by mapping out every possible move and, in each situation, selecting…
When US Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross announced the 100-day deal in early May, he heralded the agreement as a “Herculean accomplishment.” If progress on the rest of the trade relationship follows…
By Aaron Kruse and Joseph Good D During times of substantial economic innovation, new skills become the basis of growth and opportunity. According to a 2016 report from Brookings, traditional models of…
By Johnny Yu We are living through a time of profound change, one where technological development is forcing us to question what our place will be in the world—and what role humans…
By Antonio Douglas In September 2016, China’s State Administration of Foreign Expert Affairs (SAFEA) announced new policies intended to streamline the work permit application process for foreigners. These new rules combine the…
By Aaron Kruse and Joseph Good During times of substantial economic innovation, new skills become the basis of growth and opportunity. According to a 2016 report from Brookings, traditional models of education…
By Tom Rafferty Supply-side structural reform (SSSR) dominates the economic policymaking landscape in China. In place since late 2015, the policy shapes everything from the government’s efforts to reduce excess industrial capacity…
By Christopher Hannegan, Partner, Employee Engagement, Brunswick Group RSS feeds. Real-time news alerts. Social media. These are just a few of the ways in which employees – nearly all of whom now…