China's raids on foreign firms hurt its own interests

Western multinationals have been leading advocates for engagement with Beijing

After Being Raided, Chinese Firm Says It Will Toe National-Security Line - WSJ

Economic Security and Resilience Review

Open for business? In China, raids and data laws spook investors.

US Treasury chief Yellen and China's No. 2 aim for improved communication after trade disputes

Big read] Invest or leave: Foreign firms adjusting to China's changing investment climate, Economy News - ThinkChina

China's foreign companies on edge after 'state secrets' raids, Business and Economy

Why working in China is getting very risky for some U.S. companies

China's new foreign relations law: Here's what it means for business

China security crackdown may be a new dawn for foreign investors

Contrary to Claim, China Isn't 'Opening Up' to Global Investors

Capital Markets with Chinese Characteristics

My latest thought of the day on China: foreign investors are exiting China in a trickle, but it will soon become a river unless Beijing takes immediate and substantive steps to reassure

Raimondo Heads to China to Both Promote Trade, and Restrict It - The New York Times

China economy: What are global companies saying about China's economy? - The Economic Times