By Krystal Hu (original source Yahoo Finance)
“Hank Paulson, former US Treasury Secretary during the 2008 financial crisis, finds some bright spots in how the Trump administration is dealing with the rising trade tensions with Beijing.
“I do see it as positive that the Trump administration has been looking to increase U.S. exports to China. I think there are some areas that are really very suitable for that,” Paulson said during an event hosted by the China Institute in New York City on Thursday. He believes China could be a major market for U.S. industries such as natural gas.
The former CEO of Goldman Sachs has dealt with three generations of Chinese leaders. He negotiated with China on economic reforms and now works with China to tackle sustainable development and climate change at the Paulson Institute.”
Click here to read more
Marc Short On The Possibility of the GOP Raising Taxes on Upper-Income Brackets
Former White House Director of Legislative Affairs Marc Short joined MSNBC to share his insights on the Republican Party’s evolving stance on tax policy. He…
Thought Leader: Marc Short
Ryan Dusick: Our Young Men Are Struggling – A Look Into “Adolescence” on Netflix
In today’s episode of Harder to Breathe, host Ryan Dusick, founding drummer of Maroon 5 and licensed therapist, teams up with actor Brian “Duck” Maillard…
Thought Leader: Ryan Dusick
Dr. Sanjay Gupta: Go Outside, Doctor’s Orders
How does our relationship with nature affect our health, for better and worse? Dr. Sanjay Gupta explores this idea by pulling from personal experience as…
Thought Leader: Sanjay Gupta
Hank Paulson: The Demand for AI
Thought Leader: Hank Paulson
Paulson proposes four tests for ‘pragmatic’ China policy
Thought Leader: Hank Paulson
Episode 90: Melissa Kearney
Thought Leader: Hank Paulson
