James Gorrie
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James R. Gorrie is the author of “The China Crisis” (Wiley, 2013) and writes on his blog, TheBananaRepublican.com. He is based in Southern California.
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The Clock Is Ticking on TikTok
Is the Chinese regime bowing to U.S. pressure to sell its social media juggernaut?
Will China’s Next Stimulus Plan Stop the Downward Economic Spiral?
Beijing’s latest plan for capital infusion may be not even a temporary fix for a long-term problem.
Are the CCP’s Big Gold Purchases for Protection Against the Dollar—or to Attack It?
The Chinese regime is engaging in huge gold purchases for multiple reasons.
As Unrest in Communist China Grows, So Does Its Aggression on the World Stage
Domestic socio-economic failures pose steep challenges for the Chinese Communist Party.
Will Foreign-Related Rule of Law Save China’s Economy?
China wants the global community to think new laws will protect their companies—but is that the real reason behind the new legal approach?
The AI Paradox
As companies rush to integrate artificial intelligence into their businesses, confusion and added costs often outweigh the benefits.
Why the Chinese Aren’t Buying the CCP’s ‘China Dream’ Campaign
Skeptical and fatigued Chinese aren’t buying the CCP’s ‘China Dream’ campaign.
Who Will Replace Communist China’s Xi Jinping?
With one-man rule, the replacement for Xi may depend on the state that China is in.
The Impact of Beijing’s Growth Plans on China and the World
The CCP’s visions clash with economic realities in China and its trade partners.
