This is CBSI in the world.

I'm John Batch, the scholar report with CEO Chris Regal of scholar.com, a global technology

firm, transforming the retail space with digital signage globally.

We begin as we have for many months now in China.

The recovery from the pandemic is incomplete but global.

The recovery in China is questionable at the same time.

The Chinese economy is now uniformly understood to be deeply troubled, financial times,

London reporting, global investors dump Chinese securities as state support hopes fade.

Subhead reversal flows reflects crumbling confidence in promises made by party leaders.

Subhead, U.S. investors face uncertain future in China after tech ban that has to do

with the politics in Washington.

Wall Street Journal, China's slashes rates suspends youth jobless data as economy signals

sharper downturn.

The twin moves come as fresh data added to worrying signals on the health of the world's

second largest economy.

Chris, a very good evening to you.

Thank you.

Park City and your very careful anecdotes of many months now indicate that China is

in a downturn, aka a great recession.

Although the Chinese Communist Party won't use that word, it's recognizable.

High unemployment, deflation at the same time foreign direct investment has been pulling

back for some time.

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