6 Quotes by David Kang

We remain concerned about the company's ability to stem the continued decline in profitability and credit protection measures.

Since 1978, for almost three decades, China has been growing at over nine percent a year. Yet since 1979 East Asia has been more stable and more peaceful than any other time since the opium wars of 1859.

I remember when this first came up a couple of years ago. It's so stupid, but it keeps getting worse.

The expectation is already there that China is going to be the most important power center in East Asia.

We view this shift in financial policy as more aggressive because we had expected free cash flow to be applied largely to debt reduction.

Both North and South Korea have a very clear win-win here. It's a distraction. It doesn't change the relationship.