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Stretched to the Breaking Point: WTO is Becoming Dysfunctional

by Jens Kastner | May. 20 2019

Growing disputes between China and the Western economies are making the WTO increasingly dysfunctional.

#International Trade, #International Relations, #Multilateral Trading System

Your Move, US: What the China-EU Deal Means for the Trade War

by Dominic Morgan | Apr. 29 2019

China made significant concessions at a summit with the EU, but it could be a big win for Beijing.

#EU-China Relations, #US-China Relations

Knowledge Magazine

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

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#Mergers and Acquisitions, #Foreign Acquisitions, #Antimonopoly, #Government Control, #Microsoft, #Slider, #Didi Dache

Understanding China’s Anti-Monopoly Law

At times controversial, China’s Anti-Monopoly Law is playing an increasingly important role in the country.

by Colin Shek | Jun. 29 2015

#Exports, #Chinese Economy, #Economic Growth, #Imports, #Infographics, #Slider

Down at the Docks: A Look at China’s Imports

One of many economic indicators, China's imports continue to inch up, but only just.

by CKGSB Knowledge | Jun. 26 2015

#Alibaba, #Tmall, #JD.com, #Slider, #Jack Ma, #Taobao, #Amazon China, #Globalization

“Go to China”: Jack Ma to American Small Businesses

During his whistle-stop trip to the US, Alibaba founder and Executive Chairman Jack Ma is busy courting small businesses.

by Major | Jun. 10 2015

#Financing, #US, #Foreign Direct Investment, #International Trade, #Sino-US, #Slider, #Mergers and Acquisitions

US Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker on US-China Trade

Penny Pritzker, US Secretary of Commerce, discusses the shape of the US-China trade relationship.

by Ana Swanson | Jun. 8 2015

#Manufacturing, #labor market, #Employment, #Sino-US, #Economic Recovery, #Slider, #Economy

Alan Krueger on Job Growth and US Recovery

Alan Krueger, former Chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisors, shares his thoughts on the labor market, US.

by Major | Jun. 1 2015

#Education, #Multinational Company, #Employment, #Hot Issues in China, #Slider, #Competition, #Talent

Homeward Bound: Chinese Sea Turtles Return to a New Reality

Long the purveyors of advanced skills and knowledge, Chinese sea turtles, or overseas returnees, are now finding a different environment.

by Colin Shek | May. 5 2015

#Venture Capital, #Apple, #Lenovo, #Wal-Mart, #Investment, #Alibaba, #Start-ups, #Smartphone, #Slider, #China Telecom, #Food Safety

China Roundup: Apple China is Hot-Again

Apple China is back in the reckoning; Walmart announces brave expansion plan and Alibaba gives the YunOS a renewed push.

by Major | Apr. 30 2015

#Infrastructure, #World Bank, #Slider, #AIIB, #Japan, #Loans, #Investment

Why the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Matters

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank has ruffled many feathers even before its formal launch. We bring you the lowdown on.

by Li Hui | Apr. 27 2015

#AIIB, #Aisa, #Slider, #Economy, #Japan, #US, #World Bank

Demystifying the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

Yukon Huang on the mechanics of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, China’s role in its governance, and comparisons with.

by Major | Apr. 21 2015

#Slider, #Demographics, #Innovation, #Structural Reform, #Governance, #Urbanization, #Chinese Economy

Chinese Social Structure Holds the Key to a Richer Nation

Changing the Chinese social structure may save the country from the proverbial ‘middle-income trap’, says Salvatore Babones, an expert.

by Major | Apr. 15 2015

#Fire Phone, #Slider, #LeTV, #Xiaomi, #Apple, #Lenovo, #Marketing, #Smartphone

Can the LeTV Smartphone Succeed in China’s Uber Competitive Market?

Online video platform LeTV believes its new smartphone can demolish competition. Is that too wild an ambition.

by Major | Apr. 14 2015

#International Trade, #Imports, #Railway, #Slider, #Overcapacity, #The New Silk Road, #Competition, #Investment, #Exports

Mapping the New Silk Road

A huge shift in trade and relations could be underway across Eurasia, and China’s New Silk Road policy is.

by Douglas Bulloch | Mar. 24 2015

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