Review and Outlook: A joint naval patrol near the Aleutian islands is a warning and a test for the U.S. Images: Zuma Press/Alaska Volcano Observatory/Associated Press Composite: Mark Kelly
Western companies are losing their enthusiasm about doing business with China. The American Chamber of Commerce in China reported in March that only 45% of surveyed companies called China a top-three investment priority, the lowest figure in the report’s 25-year history. A new survey from the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China finds that multinationals are shifting investments and Asia headquarters out of the country.
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