Alex Wang

1 week ago | losaltosonline.com | Alex Wang

The real estate market is a responsive system that reacts to external factors much like the stock market. Recently, I’ve observed what I’d call a “jittery moment” in the Los Altos and surrounding markets – though I emphasize “moment” because temporary fluctuations don’t necessarily indicate lasting trends. In recent weeks, I’ve witnessed more buyers backing out of transactions than usual, even after removing contingencies.

1 week ago | revueconflits.com | Alex Wang

Comment la Chine perçoit-elle la guerre commerciale menée par les Etats-Unis. Alex Wang analyse les discours entendus dans les médias chinois et la position officielle du parti communiste sur la guerre des tarifs. Alex Wang revient d’un mois de séjour à Pékin. Pour Conflits, il évoque ce qu’il a pu voir dans les médias chinois, la façon dont la guerre commerciale est présentée et comment la Chine se prépare à cet affrontement.

2 weeks ago | mondaq.com | Andrew Chen |John Tan |Alex Wang |Siyi Gu

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2 weeks ago | arnoldporter.com | Andrew Chen |John Tan |Alex Wang |Siyi Gu

On March 19, 2025, China’s National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) released the Draft Implementing Measures and Working Procedures for Drug Clinical Trial Data Protection (the Draft Measures) for public comment, due by May 18, 2025.1 The Draft Measures, together with China’s regulatory schemes for patent linkage and market exclusivity, are a significant development in China’s regulatory data exclusivity protection and demonstrate Chinese regulators’ commitment to aligning with...

4 weeks ago | losaltosonline.com | Alex Wang

Bridge loans are short-term financing options that “bridge” the gap between buying a new home and selling your current one. Typically lasting 6-12 months, these loans allow homeowners to use their existing home equity to fund a down payment on a new property. Although bridge loans carry higher interest rates than traditional mortgages (often 1-2% higher) and may include origination fees, they provide valuable flexibility in competitive markets.