Russell Flannery

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Tech Billionaire Terry Gou Loses Taiwan Presidential Election Bid Again

By: Russell Flannery

Race will be closely watched for its broader military and economic implications

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China Auto Billionaire Expands Global Footprint By Doubling Aston Martin Stake

By: Russell Flannery

Li Shufu has control or substantial stakes in Volvo, Polestar, Mercedes-Benz, Lotus, Among Others

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China Billionaire’s Fosun Sells Stake In Diamond Concern To Blackstone For $455 Million

By: Russell Flannery

Shareholders in the Hong Kong-traded investment concern have been on a roller coaster ride in past two years

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ACLU To Sue Florida Over DeSantis-Backed Law Blasted By Asian American Groups

By: Russell Flannery

“The new law harkens back to the anti-Asian land laws of the past century, which barred Chinese and Japanese immigrants from owning property in many states," the ACLU said.

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Marcum Asia To Expand In Hong Kong As U.S.-China Tech War Shifts IPOs

By: Russell Flannery

Investing in China will remain "unavoidable" for many firms, says Marcum Asia Co-Chairman Drew Bernstein

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New York-Based China Institute Names George Geh As CEO

By: Russell Flannery

Group will celebrate 100th anniversary in 2026.

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Businesses Could Face New Pressure To Choose Sides In U.S.-China Competition — German Marshall Fund Scholar

By: Russell Flannery

Challenges from China over Taiwan have "increased dramatically," says Bonnie Glaser, co-author of new book on U.S.-Taiwan relations

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U.S. Billionaire’s Golden Eagle Soars Nearly 34% In Hong Kong On Privatization Offer

By: Russell Flannery

Property entrepreneur Roger Wang is the father of social media celebrity Dorothy Wang

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China Billionaire’s Fosun Gets S&P Ratings Boost After Cutting Debt By $3 Billion; Stock Rises

By: Russell Flannery

Shanghai-based investment company's assets include Club Med

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Musk Visit Highlights Business Role In U.S.-China Ties — AmCham China President

By: Russell Flannery

“Over the last three years, it’s pretty obvious when the U.S. and Chinese governments weren’t talking to each other, the business community continued to play a very vital role to make sure that trade and discussions continued," says AmCham China President Michael Hart