Representative appearances

• Trump's New Hormuz Plan; China, Europe Respond to US Trade Agenda | Bloomberg Brief 5/4/2026

  Bloomberg reporter; appearing to discuss China's response to US sanctions.

• Big Tech’s Giant AI Bets, Gold Surges Above $5,500, Starmer Meets China’s Xi | Bloomberg...

  Bloomberg Greater China economy lead, guest discussing UK-China relations.

• Hong Kong's Deadly Fire Triggers Rare Public Outrage | Big Take

  Bloomberg's Jenny Marsh, who oversees our coverage of Greater China's economy and politics. I spoke with Shauna and Jenny to understand how this tragedy unfolded ... Here's Bloomberg's Jenny Marsh. They knew that the construction materials that had been put up around their building. ... I think the tragedy has really sort of pierced the calm that had come over Hong Kong since Beijing imposed national security law in 2020. You know, this is a complex of high-rise blocks that people saw go up in flames. And most people in Hong Kong live in a tower that looks a lot like this. And I think everyone realized it could be them. The fact that the government is moving to arrest people under national security law because they're asking for accountability. What is it that is threatening to the government? What is it that they're really concerned about? They're concerned that public grief and mourning will get out of their control. They have people coming together on the streets with a lot of emotion and anger and they do not want protest. They don't want Hong Kong to look disorderly. John Lee is a former police officer. He was hired to get the city under control and that's what he's done. Like since he's been in power, there has not been any protest. I think there was one small protest over a housing issue in northern Hong Kong a year or so ago and all those involved had to apply to be in the protest and they had numbers like they were in a marathon that were given out from the police. It's been that controlled. It's more controlled here than in mainland China. John Lee doesn't want Xiinping looking down and thinking that he's let it all slip away from him and it's got out of his control again. That's not the message they want to send.

• Hong Kong Death Toll Rises, Trump 'Third World' Crackdown, New Subway In Europe | Bloomberg...

  Bloomberg Greater China economy and government editor, interviewed live from Hong Kong.