Tanner Brown is a Greater China Correspondent at various leading publications. He focuses on themes such as retail, health and wellness, and finance, with a particular interest in consumer behavior analytics and retail technology. Tanner's work has been featured in Barron's, Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch, BLR, The Baltimore Sun, MSN, LiveMint, and RealClearMarkets.
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Tanner Brown’s coverage primarily revolves around finance and economy, with a strong focus on China and Taiwan. His articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating a reliance on official sources and statistical evidence.
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Evergrande is gone from the stock market. Its founder may spend the rest of his life in prison. The apartments are another matter.
Millions of unfinished homes show why the housing bust is still weighing on Chinese consumers—and the global companies counting on them.
It was a quiet acceptance. One that can only happen on the fourth day into a two-week trip when you’re sitting curled up at the bottom of a tiny RV shower in the pitch black, waiting for something — anything — to go right.
China once waited for fast-growing industries to create problems before cracking down. With artificial intelligence, regulators are creating policies much earlier.
China once waited for fast-growing industries to create problems before cracking down. With artificial intelligence, regulators are creating policies much earlier.
Chinese investors learned a painful lesson in 2021: Beijing can tolerate a booming technology business until it decides the social costs have become too high.
Majoring in good college advice
By: Wyatt Pickering, Tanner Brown
I recently spent $450 on a Texas A&M sports pass, which is weird because the last time I had that amount of money was when I wasn’t attending a university that honored its mascot with the highest rank in its military academy.
Beijing wants companies to embrace artificial intelligence. It is also preparing for what happens when they need fewer workers.
China has spent years telling companies to put artificial intelligence to work. Now Beijing is preparing for the possibility that some of those workers will no longer be needed.
