China's foreign firms, struggling to survive, hunker down for whatever comes next

Sitting on the fence may appear to be a precarious position for China’s foreign businesses in a time of unprecedented difficulties and uncertainties. But for some, the wait-and-see approach remains their safest option – at least for now.

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