The US 'audit war' on Chinese companies; in-depth with Long Yongtu, China's trade & WTO veteran
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After the 'trade war' with tariffs, and the 'tech war' on China's big technology companies and access to high-tech resources, the US is about to pass a bill demanding US companies submit to American audit standards or be de-listed from US stock exchanges.
Finbarr Bermingham, John Carter and Zhou Xin analyse the impact this will have on the trillions of dollars invested by Chinese companies, and what potential escalations this might lead to. Hear also about the impact on the global economy of new bans on cotton products from Xinjiang and American-made silicon chips to Chinese companies.
Our feature interview courtesy SCMP business editor Eugene Tang, who speaks with Long Yongtu, one of the pre-eminent veterans of China's world trade negotiations and its entry to the WTO.
Finbarr Bermingham, John Carter and Zhou Xin analyse the impact this will have on the trillions of dollars invested by Chinese companies, and what potential escalations this might lead to. Hear also about the impact on the global economy of new bans on cotton products from Xinjiang and American-made silicon chips to Chinese companies.
Our feature interview courtesy SCMP business editor Eugene Tang, who speaks with Long Yongtu, one of the pre-eminent veterans of China's world trade negotiations and its entry to the WTO.
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