Russell Flannery is a senior editor and the Shanghai bureau chief at Forbes magazine. With a focus on business and finance in China, he covers a wide range of topics including technology, entrepreneurship, and market trends. Russell's articles provide insights into the Chinese market and its impact on global industries.
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Russell Flannery's coverage largely centers around finance, economy, business, investments, and international relations with a keen focus on China. His articles often cite data and government announcements while also featuring investment analysis.
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China-based retailer Miniso, led by billionaire Ye Guofu, has expanded its network in the U.S. to ... [+] more than 100 shops this year. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)
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