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Tu and Lei start the pod out with an update on which manufacturers have been affected by the lockdowns and Covid outbreaks throughout China - Which are running and which aren't, areas to keep an eye on, and what to expect in the next few weeks. Tu explains what happens normally if there are supply issues at a factory, all of the parties involved, how accurate data needs to be, and how everyone has a timeframe to do it in order for the factory to continue to build. This leads to a discussion about Tesla's earnings call and how impressive they continue to be. Tu and Lei agree that ShanghaiGiga needs to get back online sooner than later if Tesla is to reach their goal of >1.5M units for 2022. The conversation shifts over to BYD's announced partnership with Horizon which BYD also happened to invest in. Lei summarizes the five EV debuts that came out within two days of each other - ALL coincidentally from the legacy automakers. Tu gives his opinion on these concept vehicles, one, in particular, that's he specifically critical of. The podcast ends with a deep dive on the F150 with both Tu & Lei pointing out how inspirational it is for an Asian woman to be the Chief Engineer of such an important product for Ford.  

CAPT. JAMES FANELL, Retired Intelligence Officer for the Indo-Pacific, US Navy, former National Security Affairs Fellow, Hoover Institute Capt. James Fanell talks about a recent bilateral security agreement between the Solomon Islands and the People's Republic of China: “Which will include the Solomons requesting and allowing the People's Liberation Army Navy and other forces…to be able to stop over and make use of facilities in the Solomons” Capt. Fanell talks about the controversy surrounding Hunter Biden's laptop and the likelihood that the president of the United States, Joe Biden, is “deeply compromised” by the Chinese Communist Party: “Now it seems to be accepted that this laptop is a legitimate piece of evidence…Hunter Biden, you know, essentially being an employee of a Chinese state-owned enterprise…and having communications with the chief of their intelligence” REBECCA WEBER, President and CEO, Association for Mature American Citizens (AMAC), @MatureAmericans Rebecca Weber, President of Association for Mature American Citizens (AMAC), talks about one of the greatest threats facing our nation, Critical Race Theory GEORGE RASLEY, Editor, Conservative HQ, former White House Staff Member, Vice President Dan Quayle, former Assistant Director, National Park Service, former Director of Policy and Communication, Congressman Adam Putnam (FL-12) George Rasley talks about the Progressive Left's vision of the Supreme Court of the United States Is the Biden administration failing on purpose: “If you have to create the ‘new man' or the ‘new civilization,' you have to tear down the old one”

Ruddy is originally from Belgium and has 25 years of experience as a Business Leader, -Psychologist and Entrepreneur in Talent, Leadership & Organisation Development, including 15 years in China. In this 15 minute episode he explains what modern managers, who are dealing with China, need to do in order to not only survive but also thrive in post-pandemic China. This is what you'll learn: The 10 best jobs to do in China Which of the top 10 jobs will stay? What challenges will arise after 2021? Why post-pandemic management is more about people How to adapt to the lifestyle of post-pandemic China How to make yourself more flexible!? Connect with Ruddy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ruddyswinnen/

The pandemic will eventually subside. But ‘normal functioning’ of the economic relationship between the world’s two largest economies will be increasingly different to what it was before, according to a new report from USSC Non-Resident Senior Fellow, Dr John Lee. The three Ds – decoupling, disentangling and diversification – are the likely US playbook to handle the messy economic separation. But how does this occur after decades of US supply chains relying on “Made in China”? Which sectors will be the most disrupted? What are the implications for Australia? To discuss these issues, the USSC hosted a webinar event featuring USSC Senior Fellow Dr Charles Edel in conversation with Dr John Lee, USSC Non-Resident Senior Fellow and the author of the recently published USSC report "US-China economic distancing in the era of great power rivalry and COVID-19".

In episode 321, Gareth Nicholson and Sarah Dai from South China Morning Post discuss the recently launched China AI Report 2020. In the interview, Gareth and Sarah share the key themes and intended audience for the report and offered their perspectives to how artificial intelligence (AI) has evolved in China. We examine the key drivers behind the growth of AI in China and how China is solving the talent pipeline given it's an evolving technology and what we should expect in the next few years. Here are the interesting show notes and links to the discussion (with time-stamps included): Gareth Nicholson, (LinkedIn) senior news editor on the Technology desk and Sarah Dai (@sarah_dai, Linkedin), senior reporter from South China Morning Post (SCMP) Can you talk about your roles in SCMP and what do you do? China AI Report 2020 by South China Morning Post What are the key themes for the report? Who is the intended audience for the report? What key drivers are behind the growth of AI in China?  If we look at the Chinese market on AI, how do we size the market?  Are there any cultural differences between US and China in their attitudes towards AI? Do they push how the AI technology has evolved in China? What are the key verticals where AI are dominating in China? Which are the AI startup unicorns in China which we need to watch? How does China solve the talent pipeline for AI given that it is an evolving technology? Unlike the US, China has the hardware advantage that accelerates AI computations. How do they augment the AI market and how are they viewed by investors? What are your perspectives on the different verticals of AI in China? Autonomous Driving Finance  Healthcare Retail  Smart Cities Smart Homes  Manufacturing Where do you think that the Chinese AI industry will evolve towards in the future? Closing Where can our audience find the China AI Report 2020 by South China Morning Post? (Do note that there is a 20% off till the end of the month if you click on this link) Where can our audience find you? Podcast Information: RSS Feed Apple Podcasts Himalaya Spotify Libsyn Google Play Overcast FM SoundCloud Luminary Twitter Facebook Video Facebook Page Linkedin Stitcher Castbox RadioPublic Acast PodBean ListenNotes TuneIn The show is hosted and produced by Carol Yin (@CarolYujiaYin) and originally created by Bernard Leong (@bernardleong, Linkedin).  Sound credits for the intro music: Taro Iwashiro, "The Beginning" from Red Cliff Soundtrack.

February 19, 2020 Since several weeks, China is struggling with a severe coronavirus outbreak. China’s regime and its leader Xi Jinping are facing huge criticism in handling the crisis – both internally and internationally. Given this situation, questions arise on how an authoritarian state deals with such a crisis. Can China control an epidemic from the top down? What are the political and economic impacts? Where are potential pathways to instability? And what are currently the most important factors for stability in China? Which measures has the CCP taken so far and do they demonstrate strength or weakness of the system? How much time is left if it doesn’t want to fall from power? And what is at stake for Xi Jinping? In this episode of our MERICS Experts podcast, Victor Shih, one of the leading experts for elite politics in China, Associate Professor at the University of California, San Diego, and editor of the recently published book “Economic Shocks and Authoritarian Stability”, discusses these and other questions at stake with Kerstin Lohse-Friedrich, Director of Communications at MERICS.

Matthieu David interviews Greg Nance, CEO of Dyad.com. In this China business podcast, we learn about his company, how Dyad.com has been lucrative on a very powerful niche offering mentorship to students who want to study abroad and need to navigate the vast mechanisms of admissions that ivy league colleges have in place. Knowledge is power and that’s exactly why it is a valuable resource that Dyad.com manages to place at their scholars’ disposal. How Dyad.com can offer quality certified mentorship, how they attract mentors and how they put them in touch with aspiring scholars on a daily basis? We’ll find that out and much more in this podcast! Skip to the highlights: 0:08 Guest introduction and company history 1:56 Dyad.com – how does this platform work and who is it built for? 3:30 The business model perspective – how does Dyad.com earn revenue? 4:26 The traditional way of studying abroad vs the digital reach of a dot com 6:06 Certified mentors and scalable quality based on feedback – what Dyad.com takes away from the Alibaba model 9:20 A powerful niche - how big is Dyad.com? 11:19 Life is an ultramarathon – Dyad.com’s business philosophy and how they get better and better every cycle 13:13 Client acquisition – a “word of mouth” marketing plan 17:11 Accelerating growth – why creating an engaging and actionable service is important 19:54 The Upvote leads to conversion– where does Dyad.com engage with non-costumers? 21:32 How does Dyad.com get coachable and motivated costumers? 23:06 The conflict of interest and why remaining an honest broker is the best route 25:39 The many iterations of Dyad.com – what was the company initially to what it has become in the present day 27:53 Luck and good fortune – how Dyad.com started out and why they managed to attract and keep investors involved 32:03 Luck surface area – meeting the former CEO of MacDonald’s 36:39 How the current market situation looks for Dyad.com 38:59 Defining the middle-class Chinese family and what their budget is for studying overseas 42:37 How the Trade War is impacting the need students have for studying abroad 44:25 How does Greg Nance stay up to date with business in China? Which resources does he recommend for that and what does he recommend for aspiring entrepreneurs as reading material? 46:03 What productivity tool does Greg use for his business in China? 46:27 What was the most surprising experience that Greg had in China so far? 47:10 What was the most unexpected success Greg has witnessed in China? 48:07 What was the most unexpected failure Greg has witnessed in China? 49:00 Outro Learn more about Dyad.com: http://www.dyad.com/en Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2y6... Website: http://chinaparadigm.com/ Thanks for listening! If you like what you hear, do us a favor and write a review on iTunes. What is China Paradigms Podcast? China Paradigms is the China Business Podcast for entrepreneurs and China watchers. Learn from business professionals in China on our China Paradigms.

With the uncertainty around the ongoing US-China trade war, many Amazon sellers are looking to source their products from alternative markets, and India is one of the key contenders.  But there isn't a lot of information available online on how to import from India, what products to source, how to search for suppliers.  In this episode, Meghla Bhardwaj, Founder of India Sourcing Trip and The Asian Seller gives an overview of how sourcing works in India.  Episode highlights What are the advantages of importing private label products from India How sourcing from India is different from importing from China Which products are produced competitively  Tips for effective sourcing including whether or not to negotiate, and cultural sensitivities to be aware of How to find suppliers including online and at trade shows  About India Sourcing Trip Find out more about India sourcing  India Sourcing Trip: www.indiasourcingtrip.com  Sourcing from India Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/IndiaSourcing/ Download free “The eCommerce Seller's Guide to Sourcing from India”: www.indiasourcingtrip.com/ebook  Join The Asian Seller community  Facebook Group YouTube Meetup Telegram

  Episode Content:This episode like all others is broadcasted live on @Startup Noodle (open on your mobile device to subscribe) periscope channel. Andy, Looking at your linkedin profile, it seems you had a dream career path bringing Google into China as well as managing Zynga China a few years ago until you founded Pengpeng. Where you think were the most challenging roles, when leading your own startups or leading an international company in China? Which part of the work you like to most? Product? Growth hacking? development? What’s the best viral/growth hacking techniques that work today in china? What do you think are the best ways promoting apps these days in China?where do you see still opportunities in gaming in China? Any future trends you see? What’s the future for foreign company or app developers coming to China? Can they compete in this complex market? Any advantages for foreign internet companies in China? How about finding a local partner in the Chinese market, what are some strategies for a Western tech company?Do you have idea what’s going on with Google coming back to China? rumors are all around…How can people get in touch with you? Episode Mentions:Andy Tian on Linkedin , emailAndy's current startup - PengPengAndy on Tech in Asia about Zynga ChinaGet involved w/ our new mastermind!Want to sponsor? email shlomo@ or mike@ chinabusinesscast.com and we'll send some info!Global From Asia Podcast - about Hong Kong international businessDownload and SubscribeDownload this episode: right click on this link and choose "save as"Subscribe to China Business Cast on iTunesOr check out the full list on subscription options Periscope Live broadcasting of the recordings follow @StartupNoodle (open link on mobile)

Shaun Rein is a consultant and analyst based in Shanghai. He's also the author of two books on China. They are The End of Cheap China and The End of Copycat China. He joined Callum on the podcast to discuss: Why the mainstream view of China's currency is wrong… How the Western press rigs and distorts news about China… Why the days of ‘cheap China' are over and what it means for the rest of the world… The two factors most pundits look at that don't reveal what's REALLY happening in China… Which two indicators to watch to gauge the health of China's economy… How China's real estate market is misunderstood and why… The main factor driving Chinese money into Australian and American real estate…  Why Sydney property is actually ‘cheap' for wealthy Chinese… Whether you can trust China's stock market enough to put money in it… The underlying trends in the Chinese economy… And the best opportunities for Australian businesses and entrepreneurs to cash in on over the next 5-10 years… Plus more!