David Barboza
Co-Founder and Staff Writer at The Wire China
Former New York Times Shanghai Bureau Chief; 2-time Pulitzer Prize winner; investigative reporter and co-founder of The Wire China and @WireScreenAI.
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Mar 18, 2025 |
chinabooksreview.com | Alexander Boyd |David Barboza |Liu He
Ed: We’re delighted to help announce the launch of Broken Engagement: Interviews with those who have made — and remade — the U.S.’s policy towards China (The Wire China, March 2025) — published by the team at our older sibling site The Wire China, a digital business magazine founded in 2020 by Pulitzer-prize winning journalist David Barboza.
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Mar 14, 2025 |
thewirechina.com | David Barboza |Ella Apostoaie
Over the last two years, Bob Davis, the former senior editor at the Wall Street Journal, has conducted two dozen interviews with senior American policy makers for The Wire China. The Wire has now put together those interviews, with a preface and introduction by Davis, into a new ebook titled Broken Engagement: Interviews with those who have made — and remade — the U.S.’s policy towards China, which is now available for purchase and download.
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Oct 1, 2023 |
thewirechina.com | David Barboza |Ella Apostoaie
Robert E. Lighthizer is an attorney and longtime government official who most recently served as the U.S. Trade Representative during the Trump administration. Lighthizer has more than 30 years experience as an international trade lawyer working for Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP. He has also worked on Capitol Hill, as a senior staff member and one time chief of staff for the late Senator Bob Dole, the Kansas Republican.
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Aug 6, 2023 |
thewirechina.com | David Barboza |Ella Apostoaie
By David Barboza Martin Wolf is a distinguished economist, journalist and author, best known for the columns he writes for The Financial Times from London. Oxford educated, and a former World Bank economist, Wolf has since the 1980s been at the FT, most recently as an associate editor and as the paper's chief economics commentator.
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