by If you're careful, there are still very good profits to made in China, says the FT. The Beijing is not happy with the amount of data that private companies are collecting on people, say the panel of experts here. They Beijing’s green policies are excellent, but the government is increasing regulations on business. As property companies such as Evergrande teeter on the brink of collapse and the Chinese government cracks down on the tech sector, the FT's global China editor James Kynge and markets editor Katie Martin discuss the changing dynamics of investing in China and examine whether the opportunities to make money are worth the growing political risk. [embedded content]https://youtu.be/bTPqa2d0BAE
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If you're careful, there are still very good profits to made in China, says the FT.
The Beijing is not happy with the amount of data that private companies are collecting on people, say the panel of experts here. They Beijing’s green policies are excellent, but the government is increasing regulations on business.
As property companies such as Evergrande teeter on the brink of collapse and the Chinese government cracks down on the tech sector, the FT's global China editor James Kynge and markets editor Katie Martin discuss the changing dynamics of investing in China and examine whether the opportunities to make money are worth the growing political risk.