Mary Hui is a reporter for Quartz, specializing in industrial policies and supply chain strategies. Her work has also been featured in RealClearMarkets and Yahoo Finance. With a passion for trail running, Mary brings a unique perspective to her reporting on the global economy and the impact of manufacturing and trade on various countries.
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Mary Hui's coverage often includes in-depth data analysis and government announcements related to China, US-China relations, manufacturing, supply chain, trade, EV industry, energy demand, foreign investments and the economy. She frequently cites data and covers government announcements.
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By: Mary Hui
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A congressional probe had found suspicious communications equipment on China-built port cranes
Rome is trying to both lessen reliance on, and seek assistance from, Beijing
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Companies are more wary than ever of investing in China
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