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Chinese Toys: Play With a Purpose

by Helen Roxburgh | Apr. 24 2018

Chinese parents today are willing to spend more than their parents’ generation were to make their children smile. Retail sales.

#China's Toy Industry

Learning from the Rust Belt: How to Revive Northeast China

by Jeffrey Craig | Apr. 17 2018

China’s once-mighty industrial heartland in the Northeast, or Dongbei, has fallen on hard times in recent years. Could.

#China's Economic Reforms, #Lessons from China, #Rust Belt

Knowledge Magazine

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

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#Invisible Hand Revealed, #Apple, #McDonald's, #Pricing, #Big Mac Index, #iPad, #Slider, #iPad Index

The iPad Index: Comparing Apples and Oranges

Is the iPad Index a good way of comparing the purchasing power parity of different countries? CommSec, a unit of.

by Brian Viard | Dec. 2 2013

#RMB, #Dollar, #Currency

Ronald McKinnon: “China has become a pillar of the dollar standard”

For the past half-century, the dollar’s status as the de facto unit of international currency has, despite periodic.

by Beidi Zhang | Nov. 25 2013

#Slider, #Mergers and Acquisitions, #Globalization

How Chinese Companies are Making it in America

How private Chinese companies are navigating mergers and acquisitions in the US. At times, the obstacles seemed insurmountable. The acquisition.

by Ana Swanson | Nov. 11 2013

#Slider, #Exports, #Rebalancing

End of the Road for China’s Exports?

An abrupt slump in China’s exports in the first half of 2013 raises questions over the role of.

by Colin Shek | Nov. 6 2013

#Retail, #Wal-Mart, #FDI, #Tesco, #Slider

What Plagues FDI in Retail in India?

    FDI in retail in India is a prickly issue. For years, the proposed policy to allow foreign retailers.

by Neelima | Nov. 5 2013

#Slider, #Sportswear, #Li Ning

Sportswear brand Li-Ning Struggles to Hold it Together

Can Chinese sportswear brand Li-Ning overcome its past mistakes? In the 2008 Beijing Olympics, legendary Chinese gymnast Li Ning.

by Xin En Lee | Nov. 4 2013

#Income Pyramid, #The Rich and The Rest, #Slider, #Executive Pay, #Income Disparity

The Rich and the Rest 1: What Higher Executive Pay means for Corporate Growth

In this series of articles, we take a look at the business impact of the global divergence between the rich.

by Bennett Voyles | Oct. 9 2013

#Tiger Parenting, #Slider, #Investment, #Junheng Li

Tiger Woman on Wall Street: a Q&A with Junheng Li

A conversation with Junheng Li, author of Tiger Woman on Wall Street US investors still have little confidence in Chinese.

by Ana Swanson | Sep. 30 2013

#Exports, #Slider, #Alibaba, #Advertising, #Li Ning, #M&A

CKGSB Magazine September 2013 issue: Twin Trajectories: The End of Exports for China?

You are invited to download the September 2013 issue of CKGSB Magazine. It features articles and interviews like: COVER STORY.

by CKGSB Knowledge | Sep. 25 2013

#Slider, #Jack Ma, #Taobao, #E-Commerce, #Alibaba, #Jingdong, #Alipay

All Hail Alibaba

Alibaba is eyeing expansion into new sectors and overseas, but will old tactics serve on new terrain? If Jack Ma.

by Matthew Fulco | Sep. 24 2013

#Innovation, #Mobile Payments, #Slider

China’s innovation ability is massively underrated

  Centuries ago, China was known as a greater inventor, famous for the Big Four inventions: the compass, gunpowder, papermaking.

by Neelima Mahajan and Major Tian | Sep. 17 2013

#Jingdong, #Slider, #JD.com, #Shi Tao, #360buy.com

Global E-Commerce: China’s Jingdong Steps Out

Jingdong, China’s second-largest business-to-consumer (B2C) e-commerce site, recently went global. It debuted its English-language.

by Neelima Mahajan and Iris Mir | Aug. 26 2013

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