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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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Wong did not offer any further details on those products, and said he could not identify a date for Lenovo introducing 5G.
- By: Yen Nee Lee, Emily Tan
Access to Chinese investors will eventually bring Saudi Aramco to list in Hong Kong, says the CEO of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing.
- By: Yen Nee Lee, Emily Tan
ZTO Express' $1.4 billion IPO in the U.S. was the largest in 2016. The company counts Alibaba and JD.com as its customers.
- By: Cheang Ming, Emily Tan
The Chinese electric car start-up plans to produce affordable electric cars for millions of Chinese consumers.
- By: Huileng Tan, Emily Tan
Vivien Wang from Chinese kindergarten company Etonkids Educational Group spoke with CNBC about tech in the classroom.
- By: Nyshka Chandran, Emily Tan
It might not be easy for foreign firms looking to install autonomous driving systems in Chinese cars.
- By: Cheang Ming, Emily Tan
Competition in China's burgeoning fintech sector doesn't mean it's overcrowded, Jianpu Technology CEO David Ye told CNBC.
- By: Nyshka Chandran, Emily Tan
Liulishuo employs deep learning to create personalized English courses powered by AI.
- By: Yen Nee Lee, Emily Tan
Virtual reality was identified as a growth area in China's latest five-year development plan — that is good news for start-up Jaunt China.
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India is the world's third-largest oil consumer, and sources about 86 percent of its crude oil and 75 percent of its natural gas from OPEC countries.
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Michael Yoshikami of Destination Wealth Management says the U.S. and China are closely tied together in technology businesses and will eventually find a way to work out sharp differences on trade.
