Jon Emont
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Jon Emont

@JonathanEmont3.0K followers

Wall Street Journal reporter based in Singapore, traveling the region

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U.S. Squeezes Tehran but Avoids Targeting Iran’s Lifeline: China

View Front PageWall Street Journal • AUG 26, 2026

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Iran Has a Secret Weapon in War With America: Help From China

Customs data show Chinese entities ship components used in drones and missiles

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Wall Street Journal•SEP 25, 2026
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Chinese Farms Swiped Secrets From U.S. Blueberry Grower

Driscoll’s expansion into country ignited local competition and widespread IP theft; undercover investigators at nurseries

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Wall Street Journal•SEP 16, 2026
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U.S. Squeezes Tehran but Avoids Targeting Iran’s Lifeline: China

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Wall Street Journal•AUG 26, 2026•Lead Story
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Shadowy Network of Tankers Keeps Oil From Iran Flowing

Defying sanctions, they meet off Malaysia to funnel illicit crude to China

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Wall Street Journal•MAY 29, 2026•Lead Story
The report provides a detailed investigation into the logistical methods used to bypass international sanctions, focusing on maritime maneuvers and the 'shadow fleet' operations.
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China’s ‘Two Billion Feet’ Are Running From Nike

Domestic athletic brands now match U.S. quality and cachet in the hypercompetitive and increasingly nationalistic market

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Wall Street Journal•MAY 14, 2026
Examines the declining market share of a major US brand in China, attributing it to rising domestic competition and nationalism.

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Paperboy tracks bylines on the front pages of major US and UK broadsheets. This page shows every front-page story attributed to Jon Emont in our archive, based on bylines extracted from front-page images by AI. It covers only front-page stories — not the full output of this journalist. Data begins April 2026.