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BFM Business: Sandrine Zerbib Joins La Librairie de l’Éco to Discuss Key Economic Challenges

Diverse Perspectives on the Major Challenges Facing the Global Economy On October 24, 2026, Sandrine Zerbib—founder of ZW Conseil and an expert on the Chinese consumer market—was a guest on the program *La Librairie de l’Éco*, broadcast on BFM Business and hosted by Emmanuel Lechypre. The show brought together a group of economists, investors, journalists,…

France Inter: China and Europe – Between Economic Competition and the Need for Cooperation

China’s Economic Model Facing European Challenges Appearing on the Recto-Verso program on France Inter, Sandrine Zerbib examines the differences between the Chinese and European economies, as well as the challenges arising from their trade competition. According to Zerbib, China’s economic strength is primarily driven by its industrial sector and massive investments. Unlike European economies, which…

BFM Business : Sandrine Zerbib Joins La Librairie de l’Éco to Discuss Economic Perspectives

Exploring Global Economic Challenges Through Expert Insights On October 24, 2026, Sandrine Zerbib, founder of ZW Conseil and a specialist in Chinese consumer markets, appeared on La Librairie de l’Éco, a program broadcast on BFM Business and hosted by Emmanuel Lechypre. The episode brought together a panel of economists, investors, journalists, and industry specialists to explore…

France Inter: China, Social Tensions and Literature Take Center Stage in “Recto-Verso”

In its Saturday, October 17, 2026 broadcast, France Inter presents a new episode of Recto, covering several major current affairs topics. On the agenda: economic relations between China and Europe, social movements, and the representation of women in literature. The program first focuses on economic relations between China and Europe. Sandrine Zerbib, an expert on the…

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France Inter : China and Europe – Between Economic Competition and the Need for Cooperation

China’s Economic Model Facing European Challenges Appearing on the Recto-Verso program on France Inter, Sandrine Zerbib discusses the differences between the Chinese and European economies, as well as the challenges arising from their economic competition. According to Zerbib, China’s economic strength is primarily based on its industrial sector and massive investments. Unlike European economies, which are more…

Trends-Tendances : Chine et Europe : pourquoi une coopération économique est nécessaire

Une coopération essentielle entre la Chine et l’Europe La Chine occupe aujourd’hui une place importante dans l’économie mondiale. Grâce à sa rapidité de production, à ses innovations technologiques et à son organisation industrielle, elle est devenue un acteur incontournable du commerce international. Dans une interview publiée par Trends-Tendances, Sandrine Zerbib explique pourquoi les Européens devraient mieux…

Le monde.fr : Chinese investors eye Western brands, from mountain equipment maker Mammut to iconic amplifier brand Marshall

Chinese companies are no longer simply seeking to sell their own products in Europe or the United States. They are now investing more heavily in well-established Western brands. In fashion, sports, food services and retail, this strategy allows them to quickly acquire a strong brand image, expertise and an international presence. According to Sandrine Zerbib,…

Le Monde : Anta, the Chinese sportswear brand taking on the Western market.

For a long time, the Chinese group Anta Sports focused on low-cost footwear, but it has since radically transformed its business model. By acquiring international brands such as Fila, Wilson, Salomon, and Arc’teryx, the company has gradually built a portfolio capable of competing with the world’s leading players in the industry. This strategy goes hand…

Le Monde.fr : Anta, the Chinese sportswear brand acquiring its foreign rivals to conquer the Western market.

In just a few years, the Chinese group Anta Sports has established itself as a major player in the global sports market. Its strategy is largely based on acquiring well-known international brands, such as Fila, Salomon, and Arc’teryx, and then expanding them in China and abroad. According to Sandrine Zerbib, former head of Adidas in…

Le Figaro.fr : Adidas Accelerates as Nike Stumbles

The German sportswear giant is regaining momentum under the leadership of its new CEO, who joined the company in January after coming from Puma, while its American rival is struggling to meet expectations. The view over the whole of Paris is spectacular, matching Adidas’s renewed ambitions. During the Olympic Games, the three-stripe brand set up…