China’s New Antitrust Regulations: A Brief Guide

In Western terms, the new antitrust “draft guidelines” proposed by China in November are not so much a series of suggestions as they are a road map of how each provision of the nation’s monopoly law should be enforced in the internet industry. The new guidelines could significantly reshape the way in which internet companies […]

The GLG CEO Survey 2021: A Positive Outlook for the Year

UPDATE: Access the GLG New CEO Survey 2022 Here The year 2020 was unlike any other in living memory. The global pandemic hit every nation, closing business as usual for many industries, causing others to rapidly pivot from in-person to digital, and forcing millions of people into work-from-home situations, much of which is likely to […]

The Post-Election Outlook for U.S.-China Economic, Business, and Trading Relations

America’s relationship with China, now often marked by tension, is likely to be reassessed under the incoming Biden administration. To discuss how U.S.-China relations may evolve, GLG recently met with China expert David Dollar, currently a Senior Fellow in the John L. Thornton China Center at the Brookings Institution. From 2009 to 2013, Dollar was […]

Australia’s Deteriorating Relationship with China Comes at Its Own Expense

Australia is caught between two opposing forces. China is by far its largest trading partner, and yet its security comes from its relationship with the United States. Not only has China been Australia’s major export market for goods and services for well over a decade, but also in recent years, China’s share of Australia’s trade […]

Outlook for U.S. Tax Policy: A Democratic Perspective

How could the nation’s tax policy change as a result of Democratic election victories? For a look at the possibilities, GLG recently met with Victor Fleischer, a Professor at the University of California, Irvine School of Law and former Democratic Chief Tax Counsel at the U.S. Senate Finance Committee. Edited excerpts of the broader conversation […]

This Is Why the Financial Markets Have Rallied While the Economy Is in the Tank

There’s a large disconnect between the carnage in the economy — with sectors such as restaurants and retail largely shut down — and the strong rebound in the stock and corporate bond markets. This doesn’t even include the terrible personal toll that the pandemic has inflicted on so many people. Through almost 50 years’ worth […]

Building Tomorrow: Long-Term Economic Trends in India

Even before the COVID-19 lockdown, the Indian economy was slowing sharply. Private consumption and government expenditure, two of the main drivers of economic growth, were faltering. COVID-19 has dealt the economy a severe blow. How will the country’s slowdown and impact of COVID-19 in recent months affect its economic outlook? Impact of COVID-19 COVID-19 pulled […]

How Do Top Executives View COVID-19 Impact?

On Monday, March 9, the stock market crash of 2020 began, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeting 2,013.76 points. At the time, this was the Dow’s worst single-day point drop in U.S. market history. More bad news was to come. A few days later, on March 12, the Dow fell a record 2,352 points, […]