In this note I’m going to break two rules that have hitherto governed every research note I’ve sent. I always send a carefully objective analysis and I always keep my personal life out.
Here I want to talk about a company, Esquel, that has attracted U.S. sanctions for doing business in China’s repressed province of Xinjiang. Ironically, Washington may have imposed sanctions on the world’s most socially responsible company.
Before offering my personal comments, here’s a link
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