Yue has extensive experience supporting clients during crises and litigation, advising on cross-border M&A, and providing corporate communications, cross-border IPO and investor relations support.
Yue has advised on various transactions which have included Zhejiang Geely Holding Group’s acquisition of Volvo Cars Corporation and the London Taxi Company, Chinese law firm King & Wood’s merger with Australian Mallesons Stephen Jaques, as well as foreign companies buying assets in China. In the recent years, she provides support on Chinese largest ride sharing company Didi Chuxing on its international media strategy covering market competition, fund raising and merge& acquisition to help promote the company in the fierce competition globally. She has also provided crisis counsel for food and safety, product recall, franchisee issues, intellectual property litigation as well as short seller’s attack on listed companies.
Before joining Brunswick in 2006, Yue completed a Ph.D. at Peking University in Beijing, with a focus on international relations, and completed doctoral courses at Waseda University in Tokyo.

Tony Munroe has been Reuters' Greater China Bureau Chief since March 2017, leading news operations in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and Taipei. Previously, he was Korea Bureau Chief, based in Seoul, and prior to that he worked in India as Mumbai Bureau Chief. Tony worked for nine years in Hong Kong, where his roles included overseeing Reuters' coverage of Asia financial services and heading corporate news coverage for Greater China. A native of Washington D.C., Tony joined Reuters in 1998 in Boston after working as a financial journalist for newspapers in the United States.

Tom Mitchell was appointed Beijing Bureau Chief of the Financial Times in January 2016. He was previously Beijing Correspondent for three years. Prior to that, Mr Mitchell was the FT’s Deputy News Editor, based in London, and South China Correspondent, based in Hong Kong. A graduate of Duke University and former Fulbright scholar, Tom has lived and worked in mainland China or Hong Kong for 24 years. In 2000, he began a three-year posting as Guangzhou Bureau Chief for the South China Morning Post, becoming the first Western newspaper correspondent to be based in southern China since 1949. He returned to Hong Kong in 2003 and served another three years as the Post’s Deputy Business Editor before joining the FT in 2006. Tom has twice won the Society of Publishers in Asia award for ‘Scoop of the Year’.

Yoko Kubota is a business reporter for The Wall Street Journal. In Beijing, she has covered U.S. and Chinese technology giants, China's technology and industry-related policies and the business environment for multinational firms. Previously, she was an automotive correspondent in Tokyo. She started her professional career in urban planning in Manhattan after graduating from Princeton University.