Michael Sheridan

1 week ago | editorandpublisher.com | Michael Sheridan

Posted Thursday, June 19, 2025 10:33 am We greatly appreciate the support from our union’s Executive Committee. It’s another example of how New York Guild members stand up for each other and will be tremendously helpful to our fight to get a fair contract and show New Yorkers that we’re the ones standing up for the journalism New Yorkers have counted on for over a century.” NEW YORK – Leadership of The NewsGuild of New York has voted to approve an $250K investment to support journalists at...

1 month ago | motorhub.ie | Michael Sheridan

19/04/2025 The Sealion 7 is yet another well-priced, highly equipped BYD that is set to rattle established brands and make them consider if they are offering true value for money to customers!The five-seat EV crossover’s exterior design is instantly likeable. Like the BYD Seal, it is a handsome executive car but with that much-loved higher semi-SUV-like stance. Look closer and you will see hints of Porsche and other premium European brands in its bodywork.

2 months ago | motorhub.ie | Michael Sheridan

05/04/2025 This year Irish car buyers are seeing more affordable electric cars hitting the market. It has taken some time for the price to drop but thanks to Dacia with its sub €19,000 ‘Spring’ city-car and more recently ‘Inster’ from Hyundai, compact urban EVs are within the reach of many. Inster is small on the outside yet huge inside. It seats four adults with no complaints and is built as well as any model in the South Korean giant’s stable.

2 months ago | audioboom.com | Paul Lay |Michael Sheridan

EI's Alastair Benn and Paul Lay are joined by Michael Sheridan, author of two books on China and a foreign correspondent for 40 years, to discuss China’s rise, its subsequent entry into the international trading system, and its contemporary status as the problem child of our globalised world. FURTHER READING:China and America, the great decoupling | Michael SheridanEngelsberg Ideas is funded by the Axel and Margaret Ax:son Johnson Foundation for Public Benefit.

2 months ago | cepa.org | Michael Sheridan

It is not in the regular stylebook for the official Chinese news agency, Xinhua, to evoke bright blue skies, swaying coconut trees, and the soft rustle of sea breezes in a report on international trade.  All these featured in its dispatch from China’s southern island of Hainan last week, marking a change of tone from the agency’s austere standards.  Not a word of suspicion or hostility marred the report on one of the country’s largest fairs, the fifth China International Consumer Products Expo.