A new era emerges with US pulling back. Chinese investments increase abroad. Countries are trading more among themselves. Global trade remains resilient.

It is clear that we are entering a new and far more dangerous era, defined not by the pursuit of shared prosperity but by the stark realities of great power competition.

Data from the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products show that the cumulative ...

In our view, the Taobao and Tmall marketplaces remain as Alibaba's core cash flow driver and can support the expansion of AliCloud as well as the firm’s globalization strategy, which offers long-term ...

In an interview with Economic Daily, Zhao Zhongxiu, president of the University of International Business and Economics, ...

In the course of developing globalization process, the diversification of identities with the weakening of dominant national ...

As the postwar international order continues to evolve, NPR explores its past and the present and asks what the future may look like.

The traditional model of multinational expansion—arbitraging labor, regulatory gaps and tax jurisdictions (in other words, ...

John Caplan, CEO of Payoneer, joins Worldwide Exchange to highlight strong global growth, resilient exporters, and the need ...

Facing the same labor demand shock through imports from China, we show that men and women make different labor market and family adjustments that result in significant long-run gender inequality. The ...

Economic globalization, particularly through financial channels, plays a significant role. Investments from foreign ...