Solr Search

Wall Street Journal's Asia Pacific Senior Finance Correspondent and before that Reuters' Asia Private Equity Correspondent.

rom the nation’s booming wealth, growing consumer markets, technological innovations, and internationalization of regulations and governance.

s in building the next wave of new and innovative companies for domestic and international markets.

, and biomedical research ecosystem in the US and China to identify opportunities that harness the power of the public, private, and non-profit sectors to en

nds seeking strong sales and growth.

and distinct political and economic systems, both have been recognized as innovation and technology hubs with unique economic success.

an Make or Break Companies Co-Presented With: South China Morning Post Tuesday, September 1, 2020 | 9

nto older cohorts to reduce the risks of viruses such as COVID-19—and, potentially worse, deadly bacterial infections., Fixing the food supply chain would go a long way to reducing pandemic risks in the future, while massively advancing healthy aging., The area I want to touch on briefly relates to the work on food I have been doing during lockdown—specifically, the zoonotic origin of pandemics.

virus pandemic. Long before the outbreak of the virus, our country’s future seemed in the balance., We must turn our minds to the long game of national renewal, even as we continue to fight the coronavirus pandemic. , America should adopt a national innovation policy.

x, are influencing global investment decisions, according to a new report by the nonpartisan Milken Institute.