“Summer Davos” check-in

China’s premier Li Qiang criticized western countries’ attempts to extricate themselves from trade with China at yesterday’s World Economic Forum gathering dubbed “Summer Davos”. Li argued even if there’s a push to move factories to southeast Asia, parts and raw materials will still be sourced from Chinese suppliers. Plus, electric vehicle startup Lordstown Motors files for bankruptcy after talks aimed at partnering with Foxconn broke down, and a nonprofit in California teaches incarcerated women how to code.  

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