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House of Cards

by SHI Weijun | Apr. 18 2022

The property sector in China has been the backbone of the country’s development over the last 40 years, but.

Glass Half Empty

by Mable-Ann Chang | Sep. 16 2021

China’s water crisis threatens to derail its economic future. What can be done to turn things around.

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

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Jobless & Picky

Youth unemployment rising globally, but there are factors which make the problem in China unique.

by Mable-Ann Chang | Mar. 16 2020

Green China

China is now leading the way towards a greener and more sustainable future.

by Colin Peebles Christensen | Mar. 12 2020

Biopharma Boom

China’s biopharmaceutical market is bigger and more innovative than ever before.

by Shi Wei Jun | Feb. 18 2020

Taking First Place

China has the greatest number of self-made female billionaires in the world.

by Mable-Ann Chang | Dec. 19 2019

Secondhand, First Choice

Chinese consumers have a deep desire for the new, but online convenience and a slowing economy are changing things.

by Timothy Ang | Dec. 3 2019

Freshly Brewed or Overly Roasted?

Starbucks had coffee lovers in China’s main cities wrapped up until Luckin arrived.

by Mark Andrews | Dec. 1 2019

Charitable Giving in China—from Passion to Impact

Philanthropy has taken a firm hold amongst middle-class urban residents in China, especially through CKSGB's Social Innovation programs.

by Mable-Ann Chang | Oct. 25 2019

Getting Ahead: The Effect of China’s Social Credit System

China’s controversial social credit system is already being trialed in many cities in the country.

by Mable-Ann Chang | Sep. 19 2019

Hungry for Profits: What is the Real Price of China’s Waimai Business?

Ordering takeout has revolutionized China’s dining scene, but can it last.

by Mark Andrews | Aug. 30 2019

China’s Tax Dilemma: Prioritize Efforts to Stimulate Growth or Control its Mounting Debt?

China’s economy seems to be slowing faster than the government would like, and US trade war tariffs are just.

by Colin Peebles Christensen | Jun. 28 2019

China’s artistic trade deficit: Is Art’s New Silk Road a One-Way Street?

People have been making art in China for at least 4000 years, but the modern era of China’s art.

by Bennett Voyles | Jun. 27 2019

The Rise of China’s Smaller Cities

China’s lower-tier cities are growing fast, thus offering new possibilities for economic growth.

by Mable-Ann Chang | Jun. 25 2019

Understand China from the Inside

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