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Raymond Zhong
Raymond Zhong joined The New York Times as a technology reporter in 2017. He was previously based in New Delhi for The Wall Street Journal, where he covered India's fast-moving economy and wrote about life at a busy Indian train station, avalanches and earthquakes in Nepal, the conflict in Kashmir and the surprising number of people in the Maldives who don't know how to swim.
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Clearing the Suez Canal Took Days. Figuring Out the Costs May Take Years.
There will be finger-pointing and competing agendas as cargo companies, lawyers, insurers and government agencies try to sort out what went wrong when the Ever Given got stuck — and who must pay.
By Motoko Rich, Stanley Reed and Jack Ewing
How China’s Outrage Machine Kicked Up a Storm Over H&M
The Communist Party’s youth wing and official news outlets used grabby memes and hashtags to start a tsunami of nationalist fury over Xinjiang cotton.
By Raymond Zhong and Paul Mozur
China Punishes Microsoft’s LinkedIn Over Lax Censorship
Officials said the social network had failed to block objectionable political content, a sign of the sacrifices it must make to remain in the vast but difficult market.
By Paul Mozur, Raymond Zhong and Steve Lohr
China’s Jaded Techies Find a Hero in Elon Musk
The Tesla boss and digital prankster is striking a chord, at a time of disillusionment with the tech industry and its leading tycoons.
By Raymond Zhong
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Hong Kong approves a Chinese vaccine with disappointing trial results.
This was featured in live coverage.
By Tiffany May, Sui-Lee Wee, Sameer Yasir, Bhadra Sharma, Gillian R. Brassil, Raymond Zhong and Jeffrey Moyo
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