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Tanner Brown’s Biography

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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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China's online sales used to be a big deal. Alibaba and others try to lure shoppers back.

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China's online shopping festivals once felt like microcosms of financial markets. Shoppers waited for the right moment, compared prices across apps, watched livestreams, and stayed up to place orders at midnight. That sense of occasion is fading. China's biggest online summer sale—the so-called 618 festival—this year ended with little of the celebration that once accompanied the event.
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Chinese memory chip giants line up for IPOs – How to seize investment opportunities

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Author: Tanner Brown; Source: Barron's The largest IPO in the A-share market since 2010 is entering an excellent listing window: AI has triggered a shortage of memory chips, causing chip prices to soar, and this industry, known for its boom-bust cycles, is once again reaping huge profits. Changxin Memory Technologies (CXMT) plans to raise 57.9 billion yuan, approximately US$8.6 billion, on the Shanghai Stock Exchange's STAR Market.
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China’s Memory Chip Giants Are Going Public. How to Play Them.

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