The Business of Geopolitical Competition

As Oracle wins a bid for TikTok US, a look at how tech competition, culture competition and currency competition shape the business of geopolitics.

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Updated Aug 19, 2021 at 4:19 a.m. UTC

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As Oracle wins a bid for TikTok U.S., a look at how tech competition, culture competition and currency competition shape the business of geopolitics.

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    Our main discussion: NLW looks at the business of geopolitical competition, including:

    • TikTok, Oracle and the new politics of deal making in the “new Cold War”
    • “Mulan” controversy around Uyghurs and Hong Kong police support 
    • The real motivation for China’s digital currency

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