He called it "a bold move", so bold that he didn't tell his previous colleagues, friends or family that he had changed his job.
He is attempting to target a wide customer base, including white-collar workers, young people and adults with children, by changing products and store decorations every week to provide a sense of novelty.
He described the new Chinese investment as important as it is part and parcel of the government-driven industrialization agenda.
He expressed hope that the media on both sides would enhance their commitment and responsibility to voice for the public, uphold the 1992 Consensus, promote cross-Straits affinity and Chinese culture, oppose separatist attempts and create a good public opinion environment for the peaceful development of cross-Straits relations.
He noted that Portugal, with its advantageous geographic location, is a strategic partner in the development of the Belt and Road.
He cited more flexible regulation on the yuan's exchange rate, well-managed financial tightening, robust exports, recovering private investment, and a more stable property sector.
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He declined to comment on the record, but based on GeekWire’s conversation with the 64-year-old whose appearance (khaki shorts and trail shoes on Tuesday) doesn’t fit the typical CEO mold, it certainly seems like the man once referred to as the “Bill Gates of organic foods” is happy about the transition and his company’s new owner.
He noted that both China and Uzbekistan are pushing forward reform and opening-up, and the two nations should enhance exchanges and mutual learning.
He fled to Australia in August 2001 and was listed on an Interpol Red Notice in December 2005. A total of 53 fugitives on the notice have been seized.
He became China's international trade representative and vice-minister of commerce in March 2017.