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Emily Tan
Emily Tan provides live, up-to-the-minute reporting on breaking business and financial stories from Hong Kong markets. Based in the CNBC Hong Kong bureau, Tan reports all CNBC Asia Pacific morning programs. She also covers the North Asian markets for the European programs.
Tan has had more than 10 years experience in the media industry on and off the camera. Prior to joining CNBC, she was a member of the news team at Hong Kong's Television Broadcasts Ltd. (TVB), anchoring nightly newscasts and covering local daily assignments as one of their senior reporters.
Tan returns to financial news and the CNBC network after having been an Assistant Producer in the Hong Kong Bureau. She has also worked at Bloomberg and CNN.
Tan has a degree in broadcast journalism from the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication.
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CNBC's Emily Tan reports from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on a scheme which will allow foreign investors to access the third largest bond market in the world.
- By: Emily Tan, Leslie Shaffer
The expected Saudi Aramco listing is predicted to be the world's largest initial public offering ever.
- By: Huileng Tan, Emily Tan
New investments and a shift to the mass market will help Macau’s gaming industry, said casino tycoon Lui Che Woo.
CNBC's Emily Tan talks to Steve Wynn about opening up a big project in a weak market. Also Wynn shares his comments about the upcoming presidential election.
- By: Uptin Saiidi, Emily Tan
Despite having known Donald Trump for over 30 years, Steve Wynn is surprised at the level of discourse this election.
- By: Huileng Tan, Emily Tan
There's still time yet to set up the Shenzhen-HK Stock Connect in 2016, Charles Li told CNBC.
- By: Emily Tan, Nyshka Chandran
Croatia cannot rule out erecting a fence similar to Hungary's to manage the flow of migrants across its borders, the country's president told CNBC.
- By: Emily Tan, Nyshka Chandran
Hong Kong's cramped apartments may be a bother to some, but it's a source of inspiration for the city's sharing economy.
- By: Emily Tan, Nyshka Chandran
SoftBank is eschewing investments in early-stage firms in favor of mature companies in a strategy shift under the helm of President Nikesh Arora.
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