Chuck Chiang
Uncertainty clouds Hong Kong’s business future
Experts divided on whether B.C. companies should stay or leave as unrest continues
Canadian firms try to thwart China’s IP squatters
Beijing’s stronger protections on intellectual property spur interest overseas
Deep divide in attitudes toward China: poll
With a recent research poll from the University of British Columbia (UBC) showing less than one-third of Canadians have a favourable view of China, observers say that chill in public opinion is now...
Canadian brands dodge flak in Huawei conflict
Despite the deep-freeze in Canada-China relations due to last December’s arrest of Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. CFO Meng Wanzhou, fears that Chinese consumers may turn on Canadian brands appear to...
Hong Kong unrest has already caused at least one Canadian business to avoid market, official says
The current ongoing unrest in Hong Kong has already caused at least one Canadian company to change its decision to set up operations in the Chinese Special Administration Region, and other Canadian...
No turning back for some B.C. companies in China
Many firms wary of deeper involvement, but those that have committed are in for long haul
Trade goliaths hurting global commerce: former WTO director general
Pascal Lamy urges Canada to help counter digital dominance by U.S., China and EU
Report says imported Asian labour issue divides Canadians
Views vary on immigration as a solution to the country’s skilled labour shortage
Door to Japan still open to Canada: former ambassador
But Kenjiro Monji says the two need to develop a relationship that is deeper than trade