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Economists say there's going to be few winners in any U.S.-China trade war, but there's

definitely going to be some big losers.

The question is who's going to lose the most.

Chinese superat Maituan Dienpeng is buying bike-sharing unicorn Mobyke as the war over China's

shared economy intensified.

I'm wondering how this positions Maytuan to compete against e-commerce giant Alibaba.

Those are the questions we'll be tackling on this week's Asian views room.

A weekly conversation among breaking views columnists about the ups and downs of the world in finance.

I'm your host, Asia editor Pete Sweeney, and I'm sitting here in Hong Kong,

chatting with my fellow columnist Chris Bidore and Robin Mock.

I'm going to start with Chris, who just got into town last week, I believe,

and right in the midst of an escalating war of words between President Donald Trump

and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, both very tough-minded guys. Chris, it's sounding

really mean-spirited out there. First, we had some smaller tariffs rolled out by the U.S.

side. China came back with threatening duties against airplanes, cars, chemicals, all sorts of

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