by Ann Lee | Jan 25, 2013 | Asia, Asian Americans, censoring, China, china basher, Chinese companies, consumption, Culture, diplomacy, economic reforms, Economy, finance, foreign exchange, foreign policy, foreign reserves, gdp, globalization, Government, innovation, jobs, journalism, labor standards, Latin America, Leadership, lobbying, marketing, media, Policy, Politics, social media, soft power, tariffs, taxes, Trade, trade war
I am honored to be asked to be a contributor to a new electronic newspaper hosted in the UK and partnered with the the London College of Communication, University of the Arts London and other academic institutions. My first piece appears here:...
by Ann Lee | Sep 11, 2012 | Asia, central bank, China, competency, consumption, Culture, Economic forecast, economic reforms, economic slump, economists, Economy, education, gdp, globalization, Government, innovation, jobs, journalism, labor, labor standards, Leadership, manufacturing, marketing, media, Policy, Politics, predictions, recession, Trade, Uncategorized
Is the Chinese economy faltering? What is going on over there? I provide some insights into the rebalancing act happening in China in my latest Forbes post: http://blogs.forbes.com/annlee/
by Ann Lee | Sep 11, 2012 | Asia, central bank, China, competency, Culture, Economic forecast, economic reforms, economic slump, economists, Economy, gdp, jobs, labor, labor standards, Leadership, media, Policy, Politics, real estate, recession, Uncategorized
I wrote a piece for Forbes explaining that contrary to what many analysts say, the enormous investments in infrastructure in China will be good for the economy and also visionary on the part of China’s leadership:...
by Ann Lee | Apr 28, 2012 | China, Government, Leadership, media, Policy, Politics
The Idiocy of Certain Media Individuals Rich Lowry, editor of the National Review, wrote a piece in the New York Post today arguing that the Bo Xilai scandal in China proves that the U.S. is superior. He says that “China should learn from us,” implying that there is...
by Ann Lee | Mar 3, 2012 | censoring, media
It was with great sadness when I learned that HuffingtonPost began censoring blog posts. I had been a blogger there since 2006, and before HuffPo was sold to AOL, all of my posts were automatically posted to the site instantly. The beauty of blogposts is that the...