Pak Yiu is a U.S. news editor at various esteemed publications. He specializes in finance, trading, and energy, with a focus on energy policy and regulation, sustainability, and international trade. Pak's insights and analyses have been featured in DealStreetAsia, Financial Times, Newswav, Archinect, Nikkei Asia, and Caixin Global.
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Pak Yiu's coverage heavily focuses on the finance sector, particularly with respect to Hong Kong and Macao economies. The articles also cover world affairs, focusing largely on events in Asia.
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NEW YORK/WASHINGTON -- Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to arrive at the White House for the first time in nearly a decade on Thursday, for the
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Chinese leader demands 'correct position' on Taiwan; Trump hails 'strides' in balancing trade
NEW YORK -- The U.S. and China agreed on recommendations for "more favorable tariff treatment" covering $30 billion of nonsensitive products traded
By: Katherine Creel, Yifan Yu
'Friction' delaying big projects would have knock-on effects for chip, server makers
By: Pak Yiu, Katherine Creel, Yifan Yu
'Friction' delaying big projects would have knock-on effects for chip, server makers
Trump's warmer stance toward Xi also tempers rhetoric, though farmland remains a target
