Overview Washington, DC – The saga surrounding TikTok, one of the fastest growing social media apps in the United States, continues to cause concern due to a series of unexpected developments. TikTok, owned by Chinese company Bytedance, has been a target of U.S. President Donald Trump who threatened to use executive orders to stop the…
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Original Analysis on Current Events FAO Global conducts analysis on hundreds of significant events a week that impact the business environment between the U.S., China, and emerging economies in Asia. While most of these assessments are for client and internal use we like to share events that may have been overlooked if you only follow…
On January 31, Chinese Vice-Premier Liu He ended two days of talks in the U.S. by delivering a letter from Chinese President Xi Jinping, stating that China hopes both sides will meet in the middle. ..Read More Here.
This report provides an initial analysis of the trends, government regulations, challenges, and opportunities present in the General Aviation (GA) market in China today. The findings of this report demonstrate there is vast opportunities for companies supporting the General Aviation industry which is fueled by rapid growth. The growth industry has experienced over the past…
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As of May 21, Beijing announced that it would be purchasing additional American imports in the coming years after both the United States and China decided to “halt” the trade war — a conflict US President Donald Trump claims was sparked primarily by the large American deficit in their trade relationship. – Adriana Ray
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