China’s vast state-owned enterprises, or SOEs, have long been dismissed by investors and analysts as outdated “dinosaurs” — clunky, inefficient entities that drain government resources while delivering lackluster economic returns. But a recent study reveals an unexpected dimension to these giants of China’s command economy: they serve as potent retaliatory tools in response to U.S. tariffs.| Darden Ideas to Action
Timeline tracking key developments affecting US-China relations under the Trump 2.0 administration, including trade and business engagement.| China Briefing News