- ByteDance has introduced a ‘big/small week’ policy, where most of its 6,000 employees have to work Sundays every two weeks
- The average tenure in Silicon Valley is 3.65 years, whereas in Chinese tech firms the figure is less than 2.6 years
- ByteDance has introduced a ‘big/small week’ policy, where most of its 6,000 employees have to work Sundays every two weeks
- The average tenure in Silicon Valley is 3.65 years, whereas in Chinese tech firms the figure is less than 2.6 years
- ByteDance has introduced a ‘big/small week’ policy, where most of its 6,000 employees have to work Sundays every two weeks
- The average tenure in Silicon Valley is 3.65 years, whereas in Chinese tech firms the figure is less than 2.6 years
The Malaysian leader says the ball is in Beijing’s court when it comes to the long-stalled project – which he has attacked as overpriced and now claims would cost US$32 billion rather than the US$13 billion originally estimated.
The Malaysian leader says the ball is in Beijing’s court when it comes to the long-stalled project – which he has attacked as overpriced and now claims would cost US$32 billion rather than the US$13 billion originally estimated.
Wang Zhimin, director of mainland’s liaison office, made remarks at forum to discuss outcomes of mainland China’s annual political sessions.
Wang Zhimin, director of mainland’s liaison office, made remarks at forum to discuss outcomes of mainland China’s annual political sessions.
The billionaire is one of the main suspects charged in the US$2 billion loan fraud at state-run Punjab National Bank.
The billionaire is one of the main suspects charged in the US$2 billion loan fraud at state-run Punjab National Bank.
Opinion
Though the reforms that the US demands are also to China’s benefit, both leaders, and the political and economic systems they represent, are so far apart in ideology that an agreement can only come about through compromise. But whose compromise?
The US president’s remarks on the Boeing crash underline his prejudice against innovation and Silicon Valley. Trump would like supporters to believe that he can bring back the 20th century and take back manufacturing jobs from China.