Ralph Jennings is a Senior Correspondent at the Political Economy desk. With extensive experience covering business and economics, Ralph focuses on topics such as markets, the economy, and the aviation industry, drawing on his background in greater China since 1999. He has been featured in prominent outlets including Patch.com, USA TODAY, and Forbes.
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Ralph Jennings' coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, often citing data. He concentrates heavily on the finance and economy sectors, particularly in relation to China and international trade relations. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches that offer insights into economic trends, trade policies, and geopolitical developments concerning China or other relevant countries.
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Although not explicitly stated as a geographic focus, it is evident from his article titles that Ralph's primary area of interest is Asia-Pacific economies with an emphasis on China's role within the region. Therefore, potential pitches should consider this regional perspective when offering insights or commentary.
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The deportation of 190 individuals involved in online gambling shows bilateral cooperation is not foreclosed by the South China Sea dispute.
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Hangzhou, Chongqing and Nanjing, plus a part of the southwestern Sichuan province, release robotics policies to accelerate innovation.
Hangzhou, Chongqing and Nanjing, plus a part of the southwestern Sichuan province, release robotics policies to accelerate innovation.
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Dalian Jinzhouwan International Airport will cover an island that dwarfs the ones occupied by Hong Kong and Kansai airports.
By: Ralph Jennings
China’s shipyards are set to be the main beneficiaries of a wave of new orders as their South Korean competitors adopt a more “cautious” approach, according to ING.
By: Ralph Jennings
China's shipyards are set to be the main beneficiaries of a wave of new orders as their South Korean competitors adopt a more “cautious” approach, according to ING
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Travel platforms such as Fliggy and Trip see huge influx in interest as Beijing makes it easier to transit.
By: Ralph Jennings
Travel platforms such as Fliggy and Trip.com see huge influx in interest as Beijing makes it easier to transit
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