Episodes featuring James Kynge
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Alice Han and James Kynge examine whether China is overtaking the US as the dominant global power through AI, robotics, manufacturing, and influence over the Global South.
Scott Galloway and guests break down how China has built a dominant position in global pharma and biotech, and what that means for supply chains, drug costs, and geopolitical leverage.
Scott Galloway, Ed Elson, Alice Han, and James Kynge examine Taiwan's defense buildup, the Evergrande collapse, and China's fast-growing humanoid robotics sector.
Scott Galloway, Ed Elson, Alice Han, and James Kynge examine Microsoft's quiet pullback from mainland China, covering piracy, cloud strategy, economic data, and extreme weather.
Scott Galloway and guests break down how China is using free, open-source AI to build influence with developing nations and challenge US dominance in the global AI race.
Scott Galloway, Ed Elson, Alice Han, and James Kynge discuss China dropping its jobs target for the first time in decades amid AI disruption, demographic decline, and a shifting workforce.
Scott Galloway, Ed Elson, Alice Han, and James Kynge discuss China's growing lead in physical AI and robotics, and what it means for Western competitors.
Scott Galloway, Alice Han, and James Kynge examine whether Huawei can close the gap with Nvidia in AI chips, and explore EU-China trade tensions and Hong Kong's rise as a wealth hub.
Alice Han and James Kynge examine China's selloff of US Treasuries, its energy leverage over Russia, and its approval of a brain-computer interface chip.
Scott Galloway, Alice Han, and James Kynge break down the May 2026 Trump-Xi summit, arguing China quietly gained more than the U.S. through control of rare earth minerals and supply chains.
Scott Galloway, Alice Han, and James Kynge examine how U.S.-China AI rivalry has turned geopolitical, covering IP theft accusations, currency shifts, and China's youth unemployment crisis.