Hello friends & foes and good people of the Internet! Here we are again. It’s been about 3 months since my last “confession”, so I thought it was time to give you guys an update on the life situation over here in little old Denmark. I can’t really grasp the fact that we’re now entering … Read more
Some companies treat their shareholders like actual owners, offering discounts and rewards on common products and services. A shareholder is someone who holds one or more shares of a public or private corporation. Most shareholder perks involve sharing dividends, which can be a good indicator of a company’s financial well-being. In recent decades, dividend investing has … Read more
The National People’s Congress (NPC) Standing Committee, China’s top legislative body, will convene in Beijing on Monday to discuss a wide range of issues. A large fiscal stimulus, recommended by several prominent economists and hotly anticipated by investors, is likely to be among them. As markets speculate over the potential size of a fiscal package … Read more
On Thursday October 31, SCMP executive editor Chow Chung-yan, China editor Wendy Wu and North America Bureau chief Robert Delaney shared their insider knowledge in a subscribers-only event moderated by managing editor for content Yonden Lhatoo. Below is an edited version of the main questions from subscribers and the panel’s responses. To watch the webinar … Read more
Question: Our long-term, well-liked employee just quit, saying she’s been struggling with depression and anxiety for over a year. Her supervisor mentioned a few months ago that she was using sick leave more frequently and he noticed she hadn’t seemed like herself, but he didn’t follow up … Read more
