Chinese companies as varied as Tencent, Huawei, Baidu, Alibaba, and Xiaomi not only dominate China’s internet, e-commerce, telecommunications, and smart device industries but have become major players on the global stage. With the pandemic now ebbing in China, there is hope in some quarters that its tech industry will lead the nation in a swift recovery.
Analysts and industry experts have long expected the competitive and crowded small-satellite launch business to shake out weaker players. Now with interest rate increases and the overall economic climate, that shake-up could be happening, although a bit prematurely, said Greg Autry, director of space leadership, policy and business at Thunderbird School of Global Management at ASU.
I know this essay will trigger strong reactions. Good, let’s have a robust and rational conversation, free of the ideological preconceptions that have stymied real progress. Don’t Panic!
During the last weeks of the year, consumers around the world are looking for good deals for end-of-year holiday shopping. The perception of finding a good deal or what appears to be a steep discount can make all the difference in buying something or not.
“Lethal aid to Russia from China does put Cambodia in an awkward position,” Sophal Ear, associate dean and associate professor at Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University, said.
Greg Autry, clinical professor and director of the Thunderbird Initiative for Space Leadership, Policy, and Business at Thunderbird School of Global Management at ASU, joins Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik to explore the world of space entrepreneurs, and how you can become one.
Watch Greg Autry, clinical professor and director of the Thunderbird Initiative for Space Leadership, Policy, and Business at Thunderbird School of Global Management, and an affiliate professor with the Interplanetary Initiative at Arizona State University speak with Michael Holmes on CNN.
Today, On Point: Life for the women of Afghanistan today, listen to Rangina Hamidi, the first female Minister of Education for Afghanistan. She officially lost her position on August 15th, the day Kabul fell. Professor at Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University, where she teaches global women’s leadership.
“Continued dependence on any one nation is risky. You don’t want to put all your eggs in one basket. Cambodia has been and continues to do this. Owing China nearly 50% of your public debt is not good,” Sophal Ear, a scholar of Cambodia’s politics and development at Thunderbird School of Global Management, told VOA Khmer.
Sy is a new face at Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University and made a major change to be here. She has several goals while at Thunderbird: conduct research in strategy and entrepreneurship, advance understanding of long-term success and business startups, and be influential in the lives of her students.