We cover stories relating to the political economy of multinational corporations in and from East Asia; bring you leading experts on related topics; and highlight the work of the Mr. & Mrs. S.H. Wong Center for the Study of Multinational Corporations
Musings about Multinational Corporations
Claim This Podcastby Jean-Marc F. Blanchard
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26 episodes
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We cover stories relating to the political economy of multinational corporations in and from East Asia; bring you leading experts on related topics; and highlight the work of the Mr. & Mrs. S.H. Wong Center for the Study of Multinational Corporations
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Recent Episodes
June 29, 2026
Third Minutes of Tips from Top Talent: Mr. Ken Jarrett
<p>We welcome Mr. Ken Jarrett, a Senior Advisor with Albright Stonebridge Group, as our guest on this episode. Ken previously served as President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, which followed a stint as Consul General in Shanghai, one of many in a distinguished foreign service career. Ken has about 30 years of experience living in China. Ken talks about the investment environment in China post-the 1st 2026 Trump-Xi summit; lobbying and identifying movers & shakers; lessons learnt as Consul General and AmCham Shanghai President; outbound Chinese FDI; and working with local government officials.</p>
May 13, 2026
Mixup on Manus; keeping the Apple fresh; screeching tires, discharged EVs, and spinning turbines; Disconnecting Chinese chip sales, routers, telecoms, and more;
<p>The show begins with a discussion of the turmoil surrounding <strong>Meta’s</strong> takeover of <strong>Manus AI, a deal</strong> China has rejected. It then shifts to <strong>Apple’s</strong> efforts to keep the situation in China peachy. Subsequently, it roams to the topic of the Italian government putting the brakes on <strong>Sinochem</strong>, the largest Pirelli shareholder, before shifting to <strong>BYD’s</strong> challenges in Brazil. Next, it travel to the United Kingdom, which has banned the use of <strong>Ming Yang</strong> wind turbines. The last segment covers the U.S. push to restrict the sale of chip-making equipment to China, block foreign router sales in the U.S., and hang upon on Chinese telecom companies as well as China's unwillingness to buy billions of high-end American AI chips.</p>
April 9, 2026
The China chip sale rollercoaster, on and off the DoD naughty list, Nexperia's nightmare, TikTok travails, shifting Shein and Temu fortunes, and mapping out Korea's tech landscape
<p>This episode begins on the roller coaster known as artificial intelligence chip sales to China, a ride full of stops and starts and ups and downs. It then turns to the off and on again and off again placement of Chinese companies on the United States (US) Department of Defense’s Naughty List. It next returns to the soap opera involving the Netherland’s <strong>Nexperia</strong>, its China subsidiary, and its Chinese owner <strong>Wingtech</strong>. Following this, it chronicles <strong>TikTok’s</strong> troubles around the world. It subsequently examines the latest news surrounding online platforms <strong>Shein</strong> and <strong>Temu</strong>. It closes by mapping out the latest developments in Korea pertaining to <strong>Google</strong> maps and other American high-tech companies.</p>
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