After coronavirus, ‘Made in China’ isn’t what it used to be “I suspect coronavirus will be a game-changer,” said Ravi Ramamurti, a Northeastern University professor of international business and director of its Center for Emerging Markets. “For years, many US companies have been over-dependent on China, especially for supply . . . But the coronavirus crisis may have exposed the systemic risk of sourcing from China.”
Business Today Made in China Ravi Ramamurti, who teaches international business and strategy at Boston’s Northeastern University, thinks that emerging economies can compete with China in “simpler” industries such as footwear, textiles or low-technology consumer products. He says companies shifting production from China to India are probably betting that India’s growth will pick up once the new government which comes […]
Trump banning reporters echoes Nixon, China Banning the Washington Post from covering his campaign rallies isn’t just a sign of Donald Trump’s distrust of the press. Reporters are an early warning system. History shows that politicians who turn against the media and cut off their access don’t stop there. Remember Richard Nixon. Nixon made no bones about it — he hated […]
Chromatography Today Analytical chemistry reveals serum change in CSFV-infected pigs Pigs infected with classical swine fever virus (CSFV) have been made the subjects of analytical chemistry in China to learn how their serum levels change during the lethal stage of the illness.