William Langley is a South China Correspondent at various esteemed publications. He covers business and politics in southern China, Hong Kong, and Macau, with a particular focus on manufacturing, supply chains, and technology trends. His work has been featured in The Irish Times, The Australian Financial Review, and Financial Times, among others.
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William Langley's focus is primarily on finance and economy, particularly in relation to stock market movements, earnings reports, inflation, and international conflicts. His coverage predominantly includes breaking news updates and evolving stories related to these themes.
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Policymakers fret about ‘large-scale’ movement back to rural interior amid weakening domestic demand
By: Peter Foster, William Langley
World’s largest producer of titanium dioxide to acquire facility in North East of England
By: William Langley
Xiao Hai tells a story of shattered dreams and the grim reality of conditions inside China’s manufacturing sector
By: William Langley
Ming Yang warns setback will not stop company’s expansion plans in Europe
Shutdown marks setback for international school groups looking to expand in China
By: William Langley
‘Foreign forces’ blamed for rising number of disaffected youths who are quitting their careers to ‘lie flat’
Unitree aims to go public later this year in a crucial test for android industry
The revival in deal activity has law firms rebuilding their teams
By: William Langley, Thomas Hale, Adrienne Klasa, Arjun Neil Alim
Companies seek growth abroad through deals for Everlane and Puma amid domestic competition and deflationary pressures
By: Arjun Neil Alim, William Langley, Nic Fildes
Acquisition of I-MED is Hong Kong-based conglomerate’s first since strategic overhaul
