ThinkChina
Will China send warships to the Strait of Hormuz?
Trump is asking China and other countries to help by sending military ships to escort other vessels
How involution turned China’s ride-hailing drivers into part-time mahjong pros
Chinese-style involution is no longer just a domestic issue, it has become a structural risk in the era of globalisations
Why China stays measured on US-Israel strikes against Iran
Given the severe losses to its leadership, major questions remain over how Iran can sustain its counterattacks and how long the regime can survive
Why Singapore’s retailers feel the squeeze from Chinese brands
High operating costs remain the most pressing challenge
Why Chinese companies are eyeing SGX again
According to statistics, there are still around 100 Chinese companies listed on SGX today
Can China’s incinerator model offer a solution to South-east Asia’s trash problem?
Waste-to-energy companies are exploring new paths and embarking on a “trash hunt” in the region.
Pig farming, livestreaming: Singaporeans find new opportunities in China
Ang Eng Guan has been running a pig farming business in Shandong’s Weifang for over 30 years
How Miniso taps into the business of joy and emotional connections
The company has its roots in China, but it has now accumulated the most extensive cross-cultural experience in Asia
How UOB’s Wee Ee Cheong masters the long game
The bank aims to accelerate its business expansion in South-east Asia
