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Beijing, Chengdu, Taiwan
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Covers:  China, politics, business, society, economy, corruption, environment, health
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American reporter and columnist writing on Chinese politics and economics at Barron's and MarketWatch. Have published more than 1,000 articles for Dow Jones since 2019.

Previously was founder and director of Caixin Global's breaking news division. Have written and edited longer-form journalism at Caixin on China's business, political and social topics.

Co-founded the Caixin-Sinica Business Brief podcast, with host Kaiser Kuo, and produced 112 episodes.

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下一波中国冲击：比二手车还便宜的人形机器人

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By Tanner Brown 
| The Wall Street Journal (China)
政企合作带来的可能不仅是更便宜的中国产品，还有更低廉的中国制造本身。 中国的下一轮出口冲击波可能不会装在集装箱里到来，而是可能直接走进工厂车间。 Copyright ©2026 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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China’s next export shock walks on two legs — and costs less than a used car

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By Tanner Brown 
| MarketWatch
China’s next export shock may not arrive in a shipping container — it may walk onto the factory floor. For years, the world has worried about China flooding global markets with electric vehicles, solar panels, batteries, steel and consumer electronics. Now, Beijing is trying to industrialize something stranger: humanoid robots that can assemble parts, inspect products, move boxes and eventually take on some of the repetitive work still done by humans.
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China's consumption revival may start with social safety net. These 3 sectors could benefit.

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By Tanner Brown 
| MSN
Tanner Brown Wu Jingliang, a human resources manager in Beijing, got a raise at the beginning of the year, and the first financial move her family made was to increase their monthly savings rate. “I don't dare spend, because I have a child. The child will need schooling later, and then there's marriage or buying a home—we definitely need to save up a sum of money for him,” she told Barron's in a phone interview.
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