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Clay Chandler

Clay Chandler is executive editor, Asia, at Fortune. He is one of the authors of Fortune's CEO Daily newsletter.

The Tokyo Olympics are down—but don’t count them out
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The Tokyo Olympics are down—but don’t count them out
By Clay Chandler and Yvonne LauJuly 22, 2021
Cybersecurity is the latest front in the escalating US-China cold war
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Cybersecurity is the latest front in the escalating US-China cold war
By Clay Chandler, Nicholas Gordon and Nicholas GordonJuly 20, 2021
China’s mixed GDP results raise the stakes of its tech crackdown
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China’s mixed GDP results raise the stakes of its tech crackdown
By Clay Chandler, Grady McGregor, Nicholas Gordon and Nicholas GordonJuly 15, 2021
Will Beijing’s tech crackdown be a windfall for Hong Kong?
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Will Beijing’s tech crackdown be a windfall for Hong Kong?
By Clay Chandler and Eamon BarrettJuly 13, 2021
China Blocks Didi From App Stores Days After Mega U.S. IPO
How Didi’s data debacle doomed China’s love affair with Wall Street
By Clay Chandler, Grady McGregor and Eamon BarrettJuly 9, 2021
A pedestrian pass a logo at the Didi Global Inc. headquarters in Beijing, China, on Monday, July 5, 2021. China expanded its latest crackdown on the technology industry beyond Didi to include two other companies that recently listed in New York, dealing a blow to global investors while tightening the governments grip on sensitive online data. Photographer: Yan Cong/Bloomberg via Getty Images
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It just got a lot riskier to own U.S.-listed shares of Chinese companies
By Clay Chandler and Yvonne LauJuly 8, 2021
Will Beijing’s crackdown on Didi sour global investors on China tech stocks?
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Will Beijing’s crackdown on Didi sour global investors on China tech stocks?
By Clay Chandler and Eamon BarrettJuly 6, 2021
The debate that racked China’s Communist Party founders 100 years ago still reverberates today
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The debate that racked China’s Communist Party founders 100 years ago still reverberates today
By Clay Chandler and Yvonne LauJune 29, 2021
Why Beijing isn’t worried about the consequences of closing Apple Daily
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Why Beijing isn’t worried about the consequences of closing Apple Daily
By Clay Chandler, Nicholas Gordon and Nicholas GordonJune 24, 2021
The decline of Japan’s once-formidable chip industry shows how quickly tech tides can turn
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The decline of Japan’s once-formidable chip industry shows how quickly tech tides can turn
By Clay Chandler and Eamon BarrettJune 22, 2021
To reopen their economies, Asia’s ‘COVID-zero’ economies must learn to live with death
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To reopen their economies, Asia’s ‘COVID-zero’ economies must learn to live with death
By Clay Chandler and Grady McGregorJune 17, 2021
Biden traded Trump’s go-it-alone approach to China for consensus-building. It might be working
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Biden traded Trump’s go-it-alone approach to China for consensus-building. It might be working
By Clay Chandler and Eamon BarrettJune 15, 2021
American farmers are having a bumper year—thanks to soaring demand from China
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American farmers are having a bumper year—thanks to soaring demand from China
By Clay Chandler and Grady McGregorJune 10, 2021
Investors seem convinced Beijing’s tech crackdown has spread beyond Jack Ma
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Investors seem convinced Beijing’s tech crackdown has spread beyond Jack Ma
By Clay Chandler and Eamon BarrettJune 8, 2021
The many tribulations of Liu He
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The many tribulations of Liu He
By Clay Chandler and Grady McGregorJune 3, 2021
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