China A-Shares: 6 Reasons Why Investors Should Consider Them
Originally published in Kiplinger By Anthony Wong, CFA and Shannon Zheng, CFA China A-shares – domestic stocks traded in Shenzhen and Shanghai – have performed relatively…
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For Manufacturers, the Devil is in the Details on Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
Originally published in Industry Week By Lou Longo U.S. manufacturing executives concerned about recently announced steel and aluminum tariffs may yet be able to take action…
What Uber’s Foray into China Can Teach Other Companies With Similar Ambitions
Originally published in Entrepreneur Magazine By John Kim When Beijing, some months back, announced new regulations to legalize app-based ride-hailing services in China, Uber Technologies Inc. hailed that…
Will China’s Woes Threaten The Tech Economies In Singapore And Hong Kong?
Originally published in TechCrunch By Phil Wickham Late last month a group of venture capital leaders and Kauffman Fellowsfrom around the world met in Singapore to discuss entrepreneurship in Asia….
China Fears, Not the Fed, Should Dominate Market Doubters
Originally published in The Street By Debra Silversmith Waiting for the Fed has been one of the longest running plays on Wall Street. An exercise in…
China Still Needs to Focus on Renewable Energy Despite Economic Slowdown
Originally published in The Street By Thomas Stoner Jr. China might get tempted to put its environmental goals on hold in order to address its current…
China’s Rough Ride Puts Active Management in Focus
Originally published in The Street By Debra Silversmith The Chinese dragon is breathing a lot less fire these days, and the plunge in that nation’s stocks…
Why the Federal Reserve’s Uncertainty Is So Troubling
Originally published in The Street By Debra Silversmith Markets hate uncertainty. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen seemed to forget this maxim last week, as the Fed decided to do…