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Henrik Bork

China Strategy and Future Technologies

Meet Henrik Bork, a seasoned journalist and media professional with a wealth of experience in political and economic reporting in Asia. Bork's career started as a Japan Correspondent and Tokyo Bureau Chief at Sueddeutsche Zeitung, one of Germany's leading newspapers. Later, he switched to reporting on China and worked as a China Correspondent and Beijing Bureau Chief for the same publication.

Perhaps Bork's most notable achievement was his founding of Asia Waypoint, a media company focused on producing high-quality, in-depth content about the region's politics, business, and society. During his time there, Bork oversaw the company's growth and expansion, becoming an expert in cross-cultural communication and business development.

Today, Bork is the Co-founder and President at Lychee.com, an online platform that connects international students with Chinese employers. Drawing on his years of experience living and working in China, Bork continues to bridge the gap between cultures by helping young people seize opportunities in one of the world's most dynamic economies.

Overall, whether you're looking for insights into Asian politics or need help navigating China's business scene, Henrik Bork is an excellent resource.

Highlights

Sep 4 · linkedin

India is catching up with China as a manufacturing powerhouse, but...

(Quote from Wang Tao, head of Asia economics research at UBS Investment Bank:)

"...we are not talking about it replacing China as the world’s factory now or soon. That is not feasible as China currently accounts for roughly one-third of global manufacturing while India is only about 3%."

However, India has a lot of conditions favouring rapid growth, and Wang Tao is listing them in this refreshingly fact-based, dry comparison.

My take: I like that this analysis is not starting from a wrong question, like so many others do. The question to raise is not whether India can "replace China" as the factory of the world. There is room for both India and China in the world economy, and room for both to grow.

#china #india #manufacturing #strategy #AsiaWaypoint

Sep 3 · linkedin

Humanoide Roboter sind dieses Jahr ein heisser Trend in China.

Startups in der Volksrepublik holen technologisch schnell auf. Bei der Vermarktung und Skalierung genießen sie eine Art Heimvorteil. Hier ein Bericht für den „China Market Insider“ der konstruktionspraxis

#china #robotics #innovation #strategy #AsiaWaypoint

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Beijing, China