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Hamburg Wirtschaft Container Terminal Tollerort Der Container Terminal Tollerort CTT im Hamburger Hafen. Nach Willen der Hamburger Stadtregierung und Bundeskanzler Olaf Scholz SPD, ehem. Hamburger Buergermeister sollen 24,9 Prozent des Tochterunternehmens der Hamburger Hafen und Logistik Aktiengesellschaft HHLA an die chinesische Staatsreederei Cosco verkauft werden. Im Bild: Das Containerschiff CSCL PACIFIC OCEAN der Reederei Cosco am Terminal Tollerort. 28.10.2022, Hamburg *** Hamburg Economy Container Terminal Tollerort The Container Terminal Tollerort CTT in the Port of Hamburg According to the will of the Hamburg city government and Chancellor Olaf Scholz SPD, former Mayor of Hamburg, 24.9 percent of the subsidiary of Hambur

China skepticism becomes mainstream

The partial sale of the Hamburg port terminal marked a tipping point in the perception of China by the German public. Concerns about growing dependence now reached segments of the population for whom Beijing's industrial policy previously meant nothing more than boring news in the business section. Olaf Scholz also takes this baggage with him on his first trip to China as German Chancellor.

By Marcel Grzanna

Bankers meet with Hong Kong's government

The CEOs of the leading investment banks will meet in Hong Kong for the first time since the pandemic. The meeting is considered a commitment to the world's third-largest financial center of 2021. Nevertheless, many things have gone awry there: The stock market is dragging its feet and there is no progress on opening up the Chinese market. The bankers will have clear words for Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee.

By Frank Sieren

Xi focuses favors national security over growth

At the 20th Party Congress, China's President Xi Jinping expressed his strong focus on national security as the central objective of policymaking. Therefore, it is expected that national security issues will increasingly take precedence over growth in the country's future economic policy. This is also likely to affect foreign companies.

By Experts Table.Briefings