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Philip Wen. Associate editor, business and geopolitics. Philip joined Capital Brief after more than a decade as a foreign correspondent in China and India for The Wall Street Journal, Reuters and The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. He has won the Don Bolles Medal and received four commendations from the Society of Publishers in Asia.
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Philip’s prior experience includes working for HSBC Asset Management and HSBC Private Banking. Academically, graduated from University of Nottingham with a Bachelor's of Science in Management. Tel: +852 9383 8080. philip.wen@mpmcap.com.
Philip Wen. Reporter, The Wall Street Journal. Philip is a South Asia correspondent for The Wall Street Journal in New Delhi. Latest Articles. The Wall Street Journal; English Edition.
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By Philip Wen. | Capital Brief. The relative global market calm in reaction to Iran’s barrage of more than 300 drones and missiles on Israel on Saturday belies a new strategic reality — that Tehran’s unprecedented direct military attacks represent just the type of regional escalation scenario that United States President Joe Biden has ...
By Philip Wen and Alexander SaeedyJuly 16, 2022 9:40 am ETCOLOMBO, Sri Lanka–Sri Lanka’s crisis-hit economy is likely to contract by more than 6% this year as political instability and social unrest hamstring key discussions on financial relief with the International Monetary Fund and bilateral creditors, the country’s central bank ...
Australian Philip Wen (L) is among three foreign journalists who have been ordered to leave China Source: AP, Twitter. China on Wednesday ordered three reporters from The Wall Street Journal to ...
May 9, 2023 · By Philip Wen, Vibhuti Agarwal. and Greg Ip. May 9, 2023 5:30 am ET. Listen to article (1 minute) Western companies are desperately looking for a backup to China as the world’s factory floor, a ...
