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Peggy Sito
Peggy Sito is the deputy business editor at the Post. She was previously editor on the property d
esk and has won various news awards from the Hong Kong Consumer Council, the Newspaper Society of Hong Kong and the Society of Publishers in Asia.
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Clara Wu Tsai,
Clara Wu Tsai is a businesswoman, cultural producer and investor with a lifelong interest in impr
oving economic mobility.
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panel
Insiders' View: China (Invite only)
There are so many unique issues to navigate when it comes to engaging with China: the re-opening
of cities and manufacturing hubs, its influence over Hong Kong's administration, and its security position throughout the Asia-Pacific region.
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Understanding Economic Development and Regional Competitiveness within China (Invite only)
China's sizeable and rapidly expanding markets have attracted numerous international businesses,
many of them venturing beyond China's largest cities into smaller, regional ones as they seek to capture high-potential growth.
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panel
What to Expect in a Post-Pandemic China: Opportunities in a Global Downturn
Although much of the world reopened in 2022, China has remained cautious in its management of th
e COVID-19 pandemic.
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Lunch Plenary Part 1 | The Future of US-China Relations: A Conversation with Ambassador Nicholas Burns
Ambassador Nicholas Burns will be joining virtually from Beijing, China.
video
September 29 at 3:30 pm SGT | What to Expect in a Post-Pandemic China: Opportunities in a Global Downturn
Although much of the world reopened in 2022, China has remained cautious in its management of the
COVID-19 pandemic.
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video
September 29 at 11:40 pm SGT | Lunch Plenary | Part 1: The Future of US-China Relations: A Conversation with Ambassador Nicholas Burns | Part 2: Technology Empowering Impactful Actions
Part 1: The Future of US-China Relations: A Conversation with Ambassador Nicholas Burns | Part 2:
Technology Empowering Impactful Actions
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panel
Dinner Program: Asia and Hollywood
In a world transformed by digitalization, the pandemic, and content creation and consumer market
s in large countries like India and China, the Hollywood of old is no more.
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Insiders' View: Korea (Invite only)
Following a strong rebound in 2021, Korea's economic growth is expected to be moderate this year
at 2.6 percent. Amid worries of stagflation and intensifying market volatility inside the country, Korean investors are looking outward for investment.
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podcast episode
Ep. 26: Greenlight, with Alibaba’s Joe Tsai
“When we reopened, we were very tentative about letting people back into the office….You have to s
how your health code, which is attached to the Alipay app.
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podcast episode
Ep. 12: A Global View, with EY’s Carmine Di Sibio
“We've stressed to all our people and in particular our partners around the world that now is the
time they really needed to be close with their clients, help them in any way they can, whether large clients, small clients and so forth, including doing
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