by Richard Harris | Jun 2, 2016 | Writer
Boom or bust, correlated global markets move together. published in South China Morning Post: 20160602 Investment safe havens hard to find in an interconnected world, 2 June, 2016 It was the dead of night in the heart of China, in the core of the capital...
by Richard Harris | May 27, 2016 | Writer
China is widely blamed for the massive lay-offs in the industry worldwide and its competitors are imposing heavy dumping duties on its products. How China handles that positioning will influence how protectionist the world becomes. published in the South China...
by Richard Harris | May 13, 2016 | Writer
Competition barely exists in Hong Kong. The city has lost its edge by pandering to modernism and depending too much on mainland customers. In the SCMP: Hong Kong has lost its cool… The main game is blame in Hong Kong these days. It is always someone...
by Richard Harris | Dec 17, 2015 | Writer
The markets are stressing about the fall in the oil price – who would have expected Brent at $37 even a year ago? But they are totally missing the most important commodity of all, and whose price has collapsed spectacularly. The price of money has been almost...
by Richard Harris | Dec 16, 2015 | Writer
Our city is becoming harder and harder to get around. There are solutions to the problem, but it needs the political will to find them. In the SCMP: Clogged-up thinking is not helping to solve traffic crisis A free parking space in Statue Square for my parent’s...
