Finanzjournalistin
// by Nina Trentmann
Das Royal Albert Dock in London lag Jahrzehnte lang brach. Jetzt investiert ein Chinese über eine Milliarde Pfund. Aus den verfallenen Docks soll ein Businesspark werden – vor allem für asiatische Firmen. Ich habe Xu Weiping, den chinesischen Unternehmer, getroffen und ihn gefragt, warum Großbritannien gerade bei asiatischen Investoren so angesagt ist. Seine Antworten lesen Sie in meiner aktuellen Geschichte aus der WELT.
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