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

d systemic challenges throughout China’s domestic economy and the global economy, the years of sustained high growth have passed.

ing effects of the pandemic, ongoing US-China tensions, and a housing market on the brink of collapse.

ins a promising landscape for investments and business partnerships.

n ultra-high-net-worth individuals are first-generation business founders with multi-generational households.

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

ations and the larger global community, signaling a departure from the traditional multi-lateral trade model.

versifying supply chains and investments remains essential to ensure efficiency.

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

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