The “coronation” of China’s longest-serving leader since Mao Zedong will redefine the global order and cement his role as the world’s most powerful man.
Factories are typically the first to lay off staff - but supply chain disruptions and a shift in consumer spending have led to a boom in US manufacturing.
China is likely to become the world’s largest economy in less than a decade and, by some metrics, is already the premier global economic power. What are the best strategies for U.S. businesses and policymakers to navigate this seismic shift and stay viable amid dynamic global changes? The China Challenge Summit is aiming to provide some answers.