President Biden announcing a potential new economic strategy for allies in and around Asia. We talk to an economist for analysis. Starbucks leaving Russia after 15 years. It’s the latest retailer to exit over Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine. New business ideas could come from many places, even a bad-tasting beer. We hear from one man who set…

Is the United States at risk of losing its status as the world’s reserve currency? And how does the Chinese regime play into all this? In this special report, we look at the currency wars playing out on the world stage, what that means for Americans, and how it stands to impact your bank account….

Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party has chosen Fumio Kishida as its next leader. He is considered the next likely prime minister of Japan after the general election later this year. His primary focus is on China and peace in the Taiwan Strait. We ask experts about the links between Taiwan and Japan, and what binds them…

U.S. investors and companies need to learn a lesson from Beijing’s recent crackdown on Chinese tech companies, warned Riley Walter, deputy director of the Japan Chair at the Washington-based think tank Hudson Institute. “Beijing doesn’t want these tech companies’ power to rival that of their own,” Walter said in a recent interview with NTD, an…

U.S. investors and companies need to learn a lesson from Beijing’s recent crackdown on Chinese tech companies, warned Riley Walters, deputy director of the Japan Chair at the Washington-based think tank Hudson Institute. “Beijing doesn’t want these tech companies’ power to rival that of their own,” Walters said in a recent interview with NTD, an…

The Chinese Communist Party is reining in its tech companies. But is it for control, finance, or politics? We speak with Riley Walters, deputy director of the Japan Chair at the Hudson Institute. He is an expert on macroeconomics. We learn more about the reason why Chinese leader Xi Jinping and his government would want…