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Weather reporter @business. Formerly, @qz. Wrote theasymmetric.substack.com (now on hiatus). Say hi: mhui52@bloomberg.net

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Mary is a reporter for Quartz, covering geopolitics and business. She previously worked as a freelance journalist.

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This is the year Hong Kong began speaking the Communist Party's authoritarian language

This is the year Hong Kong began speaking the Communist Party's authoritarian language

When authoritarians speak, pay close attention.

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A Chinese rare earths giant is building international alliances worldwide

A Chinese rare earths giant is building international alliances worldwide

As the US takes steps to restore a full rare earths supply chain onto American soil, a Chinese rare earths gi…

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Hong Kong's mass arrests are giving police crucial intelligence: people's phones

Hong Kong's mass arrests are giving police crucial intelligence: people's phones

Joshua Wong's black iPhone sat in a room on the 22nd floor of the Hong Kong Police Headquarters in the heart …

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A US journalist who dined with Mao is Beijing's ideal for who should cover China

A US journalist who dined with Mao is Beijing's ideal for who should cover China

As part of its effort to tell journalists how to cover China, the Chinese government has consistently held up…

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Japan's global rare earths quest holds lessons for the US and Europe

Japan's global rare earths quest holds lessons for the US and Europe

Since 2010, Japan has significantly reduced its dependance on China for rare earths. Its model may have lesso…

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A searing Asian summer will add to risk of surging gas prices

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By Stephen Stapczynski , Mary Hui , Priscila Azevedo Rocha 
| Moneyweb
As the global gas market grapples with the Strait of Hormuz being all-but closed for nearly three months, traders are fixated on two wildcards: China and the weather. Summer forecasts are pointing to higher-than-normal temperatures across Asia, while an El Niño weather pattern could make things even hotter. That will boost air-conditioning use and strain power grids when energy prices are already elevated.
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El calor extremo en Asia aumenta el riesgo de una escalada en los precios del gas

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By Stephen Stapczynski , Mary Hui , Priscila Azevedo Rocha 
| Bloomberg Línea
Bloomberg — Mientras el mercado mundial del gas lidia con el estrecho de Ormuz prácticamente cerrado desde hace casi tres meses, los operadores se fijan en dos comodines: China y el tiempo. Las previsiones para el verano apuntan a temperaturas más altas de lo normal en toda Asia, mientras que un patrón meteorológico de El Niño podría hacer las cosas aún más calurosas. Eso disparará el uso del aire acondicionado y tensará las redes eléctricas cuando los precios de la energía ya son elevados.
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By Stephen Stapczynski , Mary Hui , Priscila Azevedo Rocha 
| Financial Post
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Looking for active, elderly women to interview for a story on why Hong Kong women have the longest life expectancy.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Sadly not. But I would like to acquire one at a second-hand sale at some point.

How is social media changing news?

Both for good and for bad

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