Saudi Arabia and the UAE use prodigious investments in technology firms as a political weapon.
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Posted inEconomic Policy
Re-Engineering Our Supply Chains
It’s time for a coherent national logistics system, regulating and coordinating what has been privatized.
Posted inPolitics
Inflation-Fighting Legislative Agenda Takes Shape
An ocean shipping regulatory bill got attached to a broader reshoring bill. There’s now an emerging bipartisan agenda to dismantle misguided, corporate-friendly policies.
Posted inEconomic Policy
China: Epicenter of the Supply Chain Crisis
How concentrating dependence on China upended our economy and added risk
Posted inHealth and Social Policy
Medical Emergency
Supply chain disruptions reduce availability of critical medical devices.
Posted inPolitics
Congress Tries to Compete
A domestic manufacturing bill that represents one of the Democrats’ biggest legislative efforts of the year is released.
Posted inTAP
Patriotic CEOs?
Today on TAP: Intel Corp., once a national champion, then a major partner of China, recommits to making it in the USA.
Posted inEconomic Policy
The Global Risk From China’s Desire for a Blue Sky
China wants Beijing to look good for the Olympics. Global manufacturing output will suffer as a result.
Posted inEconomic Policy
Lina Khan Cashes In Her Chips
Her first big antitrust enforcement action seeks to block two semiconductor firms from merging.
Posted inTAP
Bipartisanship Lives—Thanks to China
Today on TAP: Schumer moves to add a major technology bill to the must-pass defense authorization.
