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Hands Off: Self-Driving Cars in China

by Matthew Fulco | Nov. 21 2016

China is keen to deploy self-driving cars for the same reasons as everyone else is: Autonomous vehicles may significantly.

#Technology, #Innovation, #self driving vehicle

Who Benefits from Alibaba’s Singles Day?

by Brian Viard | Nov. 18 2016

It is a good time to reflect on Singles Day, a shopping carnival initiated by Alibaba that has just yielded.

#Invisible Hand Revealed, #Alibaba, #COnsumer, #singles day sales

Knowledge Magazine

CKGSB Knowledge is the school's quarterly English language publication.

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#Game Industry, #Game Industry in China, #Technology, #Investment, #Smartphone, #Slider, #Mobile Apps, #Freemium, #Government Control, #Angry Birds

Gaming in China: Can China Make the Next Angry Birds?

Gaming in China is a passion that knows no bounds. But can the Chinese gaming industry build something as phenomenal.

by Matthew Fulco | Jun. 30 2014

#Film Production, #PBOC, #Technology, #Government Control, #Fosun, #Banks, #Slider, #Internet Companies, #IPOs, #Investing

China Roundup: Metal-financing Scandal Deepens; FTZ Interest Rate Uncapped; And Fosun’s stake in US Film Studio

The week that was: metal-financing fraud puts small traders in risks; forex interest rate liberation expands in Shanghai; Xunlei.

by Major Tian | Jun. 27 2014

#Funding, #Investment, #Incubators, #US, #Venture Capital, #Slider, #Chinese Company, #Silicon Valley

InnoSpring and the rest: Incubators with Chinese Characteristics

China-focused incubators such as InnoSpring and zPark Venture are all trying to bridge the gap between China and Silicon.

by Beidi Zhang | Jun. 26 2014

#Apple, #Technology, #Innovation, #Made in China, #Internet Companies, #Slider, #Venture Capital, #Silicon Valley

Will China Overtake Silicon Valley?

Maybe not so soon… but the tech scene in China is big—and getting bigger. For the past 40 years.

by Bennett Voyles | Jun. 23 2014

#Warren Buffett, #Slider, #Corporate Social responsibility, #Philanthropy, #Conversation, #NoVo Foundation, #Peter Buffett

Peter Buffett and the Curse of Philanthropic Colonialism

Peter Buffett, son of legendary investor Warren Buffett and co-Chairman of the NoVo Foundation, explains what is wrong with.

by CKGSB Knowledge | Jun. 17 2014

#Electronics, #Slider, #Smartphone, #Business Strategy, #US, #4G, #Branding, #Huawei, #Technology, #Telecommunications, #Chinese Brands

Huawei Takes on the World

Is Huawei’s global branding push enough to erase the memory of public blunders and herald the next step toward.

by Suzanne Edwards | Jun. 16 2014

#Management, #Investment, #Alibaba, ##Corporate Culture, #NASDAQ, #Slider, #Business Strategy, #US, #IPOs, #Leadership, #Jack Ma

Does the Alibaba IPO mark a new stage for Chinese companies in the US?

Does the Alibaba IPO have the potential to change the perception–and fortunes–of other Chinese companies in the US.

by Bennett Voyles | Jun. 10 2014

#E-reading, #Chris Stibbs, #Technology, #Native Advertising, #Media, #Slider, #Mobile Advertising, #Mobile Apps, #Advertising, #The Economist, #Andrew Rashbass, #Journalism

Chris Stibbs, CEO of The Economist: A Finger on the Reader’s Pulse

Chris Stibbs, the new CEO of The Economist, on staying competitive in the fast-changing world of publishing, native advertising.

by Neelima | Jun. 9 2014

#Modernization, #Foreign Investment, #Food Safety, #Agriculture, #GDP, #Slider, #Consumption, #Chinese Consumers

Agriculture in China: Down on the Farm

Agriculture in China is still primitive and needs to be modernized quickly. But whose responsibility is that? Wang Liang is.

by Matthew Fulco | Jun. 5 2014

#Online Shopping, #Taobao, #Teng Binsheng, #Slider, #eBay, #Alibaba, #Business Strategy, #Tmall, #Alibaba.com, #IPOs, #eCommerce, #Jack Ma

What You Should Know About the Alibaba IPO

CKGSB Professor Teng Bingsheng, an expert on the Chinese e-commerce sector, walks us through the issues involved in the.

by Randy Wang | May. 28 2014

#WeChat, #Freemium, #Slider, #Wandoujia, #Hot Issues in China, #Game Industry, #Game Industry in China, #Tencent, #Mobile Apps

China’s Mobile Gaming Companies and the Battle for Users

China’s mobile gaming companies are using every trick in the book to lure users in what is now.

by Iris Mir | May. 27 2014

#eBay, #Multinational Company, #Slider, #MNCs, #Google, #Skype, #Hal Varian, #labor market, #IT, #eCommerce, #Micro-multinational, #Telecommunications

The Age of Micro-Multinational Companies

Low communication costs and improved access to global markets for talent, supply chain requirements and customers is paving the way.

by Bennett Voyles | May. 22 2014

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