China's Digital Silk Road Is Looking More Like an Iron Curtain

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China's Digital Silk Road Is Looking More Like an Iron Curtain

The first billboard that greets passengers arriving at the airport in Lusaka, before Pepsi's “Welcome to Zambia,” is an advertisement for Bank of China.
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China's Vice President Urges Deeper US Cooperation After Talks

Beijing remained ready to discuss solutions to the trade conflict, he told Bloomberg's New Economy Forum in November. But he warned that China
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Do Economic Booms Die of Old Age?

Economists surveyed by Bloomberg see only a 20 percent probability of recession over the coming 12 months. Their median projection for gross
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As More Trump Tariffs Loom, Data Shows Grim Outlook

With seven weeks to go until a deadline that could see the U.S. ramp up tariffs on Chinese goods once again, the economic damage wrought by the
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Nike's tax deals probed as EU targets another US giant

Nike Inc. is the latest U.S. giant to become embroiled in the European Union's crackdown on tax deals regulators say give a select group of big firms
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